1. people who have the power to reject or prohibit a proposed action or decision
Usage: plural of vetoer

Examples

• The committee had several vetoers who blocked the new policy.
• As vetoers of the budget proposal, they demanded significant changes.
• The board’s vetoers prevented the merger from moving forward.
• Local vetoers organized to oppose the construction project.
• The treaty required approval from multiple nations, but the vetoers refused to sign.
• Corporate vetoers delayed the product launch by months.