1. a person who commits microaggressions; someone who engages in subtle, often unintentional discriminatory or demeaning behavior toward members of a marginalized group
Usage: contemporary usage; often used in discussions of workplace, educational, or social dynamics

Examples

• The training addressed how to recognize when you might be a microaggressor without realizing it.
• She felt frustrated when colleagues dismissed her concerns, viewing them as typical behavior of a microaggressor.
• The workshop helped employees understand how microaggressors can unintentionally harm workplace culture.
• He reflected on whether his comment made him a microaggressor in that moment.
• The article examined how even well-intentioned people can become microaggressors through careless language.