rupturist

English

Etymology

From rupture +‎ -ist.

Adjective

rupturist (comparative more rupturist, superlative most rupturist)

  1. of, or relating to advocacy of rupture
    • 1991, Jorge Rodriguez Beruff, J. Peter Figueroa, J. Edward Greene, Conflict, Peace and Development in the Caribbean, page 43:
      At the political level, the priority of the Reagan Administration was to restore the stability of pro-American regimes while actively seeking to overthrow rupturist regimes and contain the advance of rupturist movements...

Noun

rupturist (plural rupturists)

  1. someone who advocates for a significant break or disruption from established norms, systems, or structures
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