antipolitician

English

Etymology

From anti- +‎ politician.

Noun

antipolitician (plural antipoliticians)

1. (politics) Someone who is the opposite of a typical politician
   • 1992 February 21, James Hawking, “More Than 30 Seconds With Al Hofeld”, in Chicago Reader‎^[1]:

     With little political experience, Hofeld is portraying himself as an outsider, an antipolitician.

   • 2008 April 29, Susan Saulny, “An Irascible Firebrand, Quieted by Term Limits”, in New York Times‎^[2]:

     In many ways, he could be the model of the antipolitician: he does not like coalition-building, negotiating or even socializing.

Translations

someone who is the opposite of a typical politician

• Georgian: ანტიპოლიტიკოსი (anṭiṗoliṭiḳosi)
• Portuguese: antipolítico m
• Romanian: antipolitic (ro) m