antiregulatory
antiregulatory adjective: that disapproves of excessive regulation.
Adjective
antiregulatory (comparative more antiregulatory, superlative most antiregulatory)
- That disapproves of excessive regulation
- The F.D.A., an important agency charged with protecting the food supply, was one of many hobbled by the Bush administration’s antiregulatory efforts.2009 January 30, “Hazardous Peanut Butters”, in New York Times
- That counteracts a regulatory process
Forms of antiregulatory
| comparative | more antiregulatory |
|---|---|
| superlative | most antiregulatory |
Origin of antiregulatory
From anti- + regulatory.
Questions about antiregulatory
- What does antiregulatory mean?
- Antiregulatory means that disapproves of excessive regulation.
- What part of speech is antiregulatory?
- Antiregulatory is an adjective.
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