Noun:

ஒரு தீர்மானத்தை பிரேரணை செய்பவர்,

proponent's Usage Examples:

With proponents like Jack Thompson constantly decrying the violent and sometimes unsavory aspects of many games on the market today, we also have to take note of the positive effects as well.

He was a major proponent of dream interpretation since he felt that bringing dreams to light would help the dreamer solve their problems.

Additionally, some hCG proponents suggest the drug can help the body redistribute adipose, or fat tissues.

, a well known holistic health proponent, vitamin K is also important for preventing heart disease and building strong bones.

While the "200 price tag is steep for a blender, it is significantly lower than the high-end Vitamix blender, which is held as the gold standard by those raw food and juicing proponents and can cost upwards of "500.

Dave Ramsey is the most outspoken proponent of this method of debt repayment, although it's not an entirely new strategy.

The proponents of transgenic phytoremediation argued that mercury emissions from the treated sites would be below the current emission levels for elemental mercury.

oversellechnology has been grossly oversold by its proponents, not an unusual situation when substantial funding is being squabbled over.

He is a big proponent of developing time management skills, and he partners with the company Franklin Covey to provide time management products, like day planners and organizing products.

While proponents for the classic gin Martini may find some of the newer recipes unappealing, these concoctions can yield great cocktails.

Despite the fact that these tables were never published, they remained emblematic for British proponents of mechanized calculation.

proponent of the argument that climate change is highly uncertain.

The most famous proponent of wheat grass juice was Ann Wigmore, founder of the Hippocrates Health Institute.

Synonyms:

protectionist, federalist, unilateralist, friend, soul, secularist, neutralist, apologist, separatist, Platonist, sponsor, ideologue, ideologist, vindicator, partitionist, advocate, Darwinian, champion, constitutionalist, individual, voice, pro-lifer, Gnostic, booster, justifier, secessionist, partisan, populist, nullifier, person, libertarian, ritualist, Thatcherite, teleologist, separationist, Maoist, somebody, democrat, neoclassicist, spokesperson, Jansenist, mortal, irredentist, zealot, someone, supporter, admirer, representative, suffragist, drumbeater, republican, isolationist, supremacist, exponent, presenter, Marxist, interpreter, ruralist, nationalist, advocator, humanitarian, humanist, internationalist, protagonist, irridentist,

Antonyms:

undemocratic, international, inhumane, national, nonpartisan,