noun
- plural of immolator; persons who immolate or sacrifice, especially those who kill themselves or others as a form of protest or religious devotion
Usage: formal; often used in historical or religious contexts
Examples
- The immolators in ancient rituals believed their sacrifices would appease the gods.
- Historical records describe the immolators who performed ceremonial rites at the temple.
- Some immolators throughout history have used self-sacrifice as a form of political protest.
- The documentary examined the motivations of various immolators across different cultures.
- Religious texts mention immolators who made offerings at sacred altars.