fermenter
- noun
- /fərˈmɛntər/
- The activist became a fermenter of social change in her community.
Examples
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Many believe that social media acts as a fermenter of public opinion.
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Some saw her as a troublemaker, but others admired her role as a fermenter of progress.
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His controversial ideas made him a fermenter among his colleagues.
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The political fermenter sparked protests across the city.
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The activist became a fermenter of social change in her community.
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His controversial ideas made him a fermenter among his colleagues.
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Many believe that social media acts as a fermenter of public opinion.
Antonyms
How Agitating
- Formal
- Literature
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fermenter used for a person who stirs up change comes from ferment, meaning 'leaven' or 'to boil', giving the image of someone who makes ideas and feelings 'bubble' and spread. That's why a fermenter is a person or thing that causes unrest or quick change.