Definition of retribabolitionist

retribabolitionist

noun

• An abortion abolitionist who wants to have both the doctor and the mother of the killed preborn face criminal punishment because of the killing of the preborn.
  
  Etymology: "retributive abolitionist"

  Last edited on Sep 29 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Sep 29 2024.

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