1. people who refuse to buy from, use, or participate in something as a form of protest or punishment
Usage: plural of boycotter; commonly used in political, social, and consumer contexts

Examples

• The boycotters gathered outside the store to protest unfair labor practices.
• Environmental boycotters refused to purchase products from companies that polluted rivers.
• Boycotters of the company's new policy organized a coordinated campaign on social media.
• The boycotters were successful in forcing the corporation to reconsider its decision.
• Many boycotters believed their collective action would create meaningful change.
• Student boycotters demanded better campus facilities and lower tuition fees.