1. plural of abolisher; people who abolish or work to end something, especially an unjust law or practice
Usage: commonly used in historical contexts, especially regarding the abolition of slavery

Examples

• The abolishers of slavery in the 19th century fought tirelessly for human freedom.
• Many abolishers gathered to protest the unjust law.
• These abolishers dedicated their lives to ending child labor.
• The abolishers of the old system faced fierce opposition from those in power.
• History remembers the abolishers as courageous reformers.