anti-masker

or an·ti·mask·er

[ an-tee-mas-ker, an-tahy- ]

noun

1. a person who resists wearing a mask over the nose and mouth to protect themselves and others from infection, or who opposes the mandatory wearing of such masks, as during a pandemic:

   This anti-masker felt she was being discriminated against because she wasn’t allowed in the store without a mask.

Word History and Origins

Origin of anti-masker¹

anti-mask ( def ) + -er ¹( def )

Example Sentences

As many pointed out, Giuliani — who is a proud, self-declared anti-masker — has also been embroiled in controversy, notably his involvement in helping overturn the 2020 presidential election and hosting a botched press conference.

From Salon

Another audience member recorded part of the heated exchange and posted the clip on Twitter on Tuesday night, writing: “Patti LuPone putting an anti-masker in their place at a talkback after the show. Just follow the f— rules and keep the performers safe.”

From Los Angeles Times

"The Masked Singer" made headlines on Wednesday following a surprise appearance from anti-masker Rudy Giuliani.

From Salon

It's still unclear why "The Masked Singer" decided to feature Giuliani — who is both a self-declared anti-masker and a political figure embroiled in plenty of scandal.

From Salon

Definition of a moral dilemma: You’re an anti-masker AND a major-league catcher.

From Seattle Times