Definition

A person or group that approves or confirms something, especially a formal agreement or treaty.

Example

The ratifier of the treaty ensured that all parties were in agreement before signing.

Conversation

Did you hear about the meeting to discuss the new treaty?

Yeah, I heard they're looking for a strong ratifier to support it.

I think it's important to have someone who really believes in the agreement.

Absolutely! A good ratifier can make all the difference.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Ratifier → It is formed from "ratificare" (meaning to confirm or approve) and the suffix "-er" (meaning a person who). The word "ratifier" refers to a person who confirms or approves something, typically in a legal or formal context.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who 'confirms' ('ratificare') an agreement or decision — that's what a ratifier does.

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