1. people or things that suppress, nullify, or put an end to something
Usage: plural form

Examples

• The court served as quashers of the invalid warrants.
• These new regulations act as quashers of small business growth.
• The protesters viewed the police as quashers of their freedom of speech.
• The committee members became quashers of the proposed budget changes.
• Legal experts served as quashers of the unconstitutional law.
• The administrators were seen as quashers of student creativity.