Antonyms for rioter

Grammar : Adj, noun

Spell : rahy-uht

Phonetic Transcription : ˈraɪ ət

Definition of rioter

Origin : late 14c., "debauchee," from Old French riotour, from riote, (see riot (n.)). Meaning "one who takes part in a rising or public disturbance against authority" is from mid-15c.

As in laughable : adj easily made fun of
As in laughing : adj laughable
As in droll : adj amusing, farcical
As in entertaining : adj amusing, pleasing
As in funny : adj comical, humorous
As in hilarious : adj very funny
As in incendiary : noun person who causes fire, trouble
As in insurgent : noun rebel
As in militant : noun person who fights, is aggressive
As in punk : noun hoodlum
As in radical : noun person who advocates significant, often extreme change
As in rebel : noun person who does not obey
As in ruffian : noun hoodlum
As in thug : noun hoodlum
As in insurrectionary : noun rebel
As in insurrectionist : noun rebel
As in revolutionist : noun rebel
As in demonstrator : noun protester
As in hood/hoodlum : noun gangster
As in hooligan : noun hoodlum

Example sentences :

And as for drunkenness, I was never drunk in my life; nor, by my own leave, a rioter.
Extract from : « Sir Ludar » by Talbot Baines Reed

And the other is a rioter, wasting his substance, and dishonoring his name in a strange country.
Extract from : « Merkland » by Mrs. Oliphant

Hassard, "fet not hassard nor rioter" (IP,320,c); so in original.
Extract from : « Early English Dramatists--Recently Recovered "Lost" Tudor Plays with some others » by Various

You see, the fist of the rioter has driven it home to me that I am a Jew.
Extract from : « The White Terror and The Red » by Abraham Cahan

The boy's white, set face, as he grasped the reins; and Rioter was off like lightning.
Extract from : « Under the Mendips » by Emma Marshall

"He's a bad fellow, that rioter," he said as they drove along.
Extract from : « Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume 22. October, 1878. » by Various

In this sense each citizen has the high responsibility of a rioter.
Extract from : « What's Wrong With The World » by G.K. Chesterton

Polignac is a rioter; Camille Desmoulins is one of the governing powers.
Extract from : « Les Misrables » by Victor Hugo

I wanted to end as I had begun, die as my father had died, as a rioter in a riot, as a barricader behind a barricade.
Extract from : « Parisian Points of View » by Ludovic Halvy

Instead of that, he became a rowdy and a rioter, spending his days and his nights in evil company and in dissipation.
Extract from : « Stories Of Georgia » by Joel Chandler Harris

Synonyms for rioter

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