1. a person who vetoes something

Examples

• The president was the primary vetoer of the controversial legislation.
• As the committee chair, she became known as a frequent vetoer of proposed changes.
• The governor proved to be an effective vetoer of bills he deemed fiscally irresponsible.
• Board members criticized the CEO for being a constant vetoer of innovative ideas.
• The mayor’s role as vetoer of the city council’s decisions created ongoing tension.
• He earned a reputation as a vetoer who carefully considered each proposal before rejecting it.