#anti-monarchist
- Anti-monarchist — A person, activist, or theorist who opposes monarchy as a form of government and the institution of the crown, actively campaigning for the abolition of royalty and the establishment of a republican or democratic regime; as an adjective, it describes any action, group, or doctrine oriented toward challenging hereditary sovereignty. In a structural sense, it represents the advocate of full civil control over state executive power.
- Anti-royalist — Opposed to royalty, monarchy, or government systems led by a king; a proponent of anti-royalism or republicanism. As an adjective, it describes demonstrations, writings, political parties, or doctrines focused on eliminating crown privileges and replacing the monarchy with a democratic state form. As a noun, it denotes a person actively fighting to establish or maintain a republic over a monarchy.
- Anti-royalist — The feminine form of antiregalist; a woman, organization, ideology, or measure demonstrating opposition to monarchy and royalty. This term characterizes a civic or political stance oriented toward abolishing monarchical institutions and replacing or preserving a republican-type order based on the periodic and democratic election of all state representatives.