1. People or entities that unite separate groups, states, or organizations into a federal system or federation.
Usage: Plural of federator; Often used in historical or political contexts

Examples

• The federators of the American colonies worked to create a unified nation.
• Early federators believed that a strong central government could benefit all states.
• The federators at the constitutional convention debated the balance of power.
• These federators sought to unite diverse regions under one federal structure.
• Historical federators faced opposition from those who preferred local autonomy.