anticreator

English

Etymology

From anti- +‎ creator.

Noun

anticreator (plural anticreators)

1. One who opposes a creator.
   • 1971, Twayne's World Authors Series, volume 135, page 116:

     Rejected, Faust and Mephistopheles have taken the position diametrically opposed to the Creator and have become "anticreators," destroying instead of making.

   • 2013, Bernard F. Batto, In the Beginning, page 10:

     Indeed, in many ancient systems the world was thought to be the result of a dramatic conflict of wills, specifically, a primordial clash between a benevolent creator and a malevolent anticreator in which the creator prevailed and transformed the matter of the anticreator into the various components of the universe.