1. a law, policy, or measure designed to prevent or counteract boycotts, especially those against a country or its products
Usage: often used in political and legal contexts; frequently associated with U.S. legislation regarding boycotts of Israel

1. relating to or designed to prevent or oppose boycotts
Usage: commonly used to describe legislation or policies

Examples

• Several states have passed antiboycott laws in recent years.
• The company adopted an antiboycott policy to protect its international business interests.
• Antiboycott legislation has become increasingly common in the United States.
• Critics argue that antiboycott measures restrict free speech and political expression.
• The government introduced antiboycott regulations to safeguard trade relationships.
• Antiboycott provisions were included in the new trade agreement.