mandator

[man-dey-ter]

noun

1. a person who gives a mandate.

Word History and Origins

Origin of mandator¹

1675–85; < Latin mandātor; mandate, -tor

Example Sentences

He spoke out against mandator vaccinations in May 2020, saying some in society want to implant microchips in people.

From Seattle Times

The mandator bids another to act in his name, and therefore he is the principal and not the accessory or secondary cause of injury.

From Project Gutenberg