1. designed to prevent or oppose a filibuster (prolonged obstruction of legislative proceedings)
Usage: political/legislative context

1. a measure, rule, or strategy intended to prevent or end a filibuster
Usage: political/legislative context

Examples

• The Senate debated antifilibuster reforms to speed up the legislative process.
• Supporters of the antifilibuster rule argued it would reduce partisan delays.
• The majority party introduced an antifilibuster measure to limit debate on the bill.
• Critics claimed the antifilibuster proposal would weaken minority protections.
• Lawmakers proposed antifilibuster changes to address gridlock in Congress.