antimonarchist

/ ˌæntɪˈmɒnəkɪst /

adjective

1. opposed to a monarchy

noun

1. a person who is opposed to a monarchy

Example Sentences

Perched on a craggy cliff on an island slightly bigger than New York City, the castle has, at various stages in its history, been invaded, attacked and demolished by rival clans loyal to Scottish kings or by troops fighting on behalf of Oliver Cromwell, the antimonarchist revolutionary.

From New York Times

Active from the late 1760s until her death in 1793 at the hands of fellow revolutionaries who guillotined her for having views that were insufficiently antimonarchist, she repeatedly challenged society’s perception of a woman’s place.

From New York Times

Indeed, so fast has membership in the Swedish Republican Association grown in recent months, rising to more than 7,300 from 2,500 one year ago, that the meeting was called to discuss a number of ambitious proposals, including the opening of a permanent office, the founding of an antimonarchist newspaper and the formation of a pan-European antimonarchist movement.

From New York Times

Regan, 38, a longtime contributor to the sensation-seeking News of the World and antimonarchist author of Charles�The Clown Prince, said he got the tapes from an unidentified Australian who had bugged the Prince to embarrass the monarchy.

From Time Magazine Archive

The Saudi princes fear Khomeini's antimonarchist Islamic revolution, so they side with Saddam Hussein.

From Time Magazine Archive