prohibitionist

IPA: proʊʌbˈɪʃʌnɪst

A person who agrees with, or advocates a prohibition, especially the outlawing of the sale of alcoholic beverages

Examples of "prohibitionist" in Sentences

When are the news agencies going to start calling the prohibitionist on their bull crap?
Fredoso seems more intellectually honest than your average prohibitionist, which is not a very high bar.
As the pious prohibitionist looks longingly at a file photo of Margaret, he flogs himself with a leather belt.
Yes, I'm a "prohibitionist" because I don't think that we should laugh and excuse someone who's driving drunk until they kill someone.
What we have right now is essentially a situation of a kind of prohibitionist policy at the border and a laissez-faire policy in the workplace.
I said it last year and I will say it again … NY wine stores are wasting valuable time and money keeping protectionist and prohibitionist laws in place.
It appears that the authors have crafted a neo-prohibitionist sin tax, perhaps fueled by fundie sentiment, and may stand to see financial benefit if the initiative were to receive a majority of votes cast.
So Canzano, Bergin, and every prohibitionist who scoffs at people in serious pain treating it with a non-toxic herb pull out their calculators and exclaim "90% of cardholders are using it for pain, not glaucoma or cancer!"
Translation: the fraternity chose to retain their own legal rights including the right to direct their own lives themselves and so are being sued for failure to adopt a long discredited "prohibitionist" set of policies. seriouscat (Anonymous) says …