ratifier
ratificationist
ratificational
preratification
postratification
ratifiable
repealist
antiannexationist
federationalist
confirmed
repudiationist
sovereigntist
republican
cosigner
verificationist
delegator
cosignatory
tyrannophile
ratification
commissionee
treatymaker
conventionalist
constitutionist
signed
autograph
suppressionist
jingo
colonialist
Eustonite
memorialist
eliminativist
wrap in the flag
woker
billholder
vernacularist
repealer
invoker
surrenderist
legalitarian
trucebreaker
democrat
ultraloyalist
apostille
integrativist
acquiescence
trucer
corporatist
voluntarist
obedient
obeyer
New Federalist
decentralist
-arian
apostle
civnat
repealism
fortifier
anticensor
remonstrant
sign into law
countersignature
capitulation
subscriber
codicil
allegiance
cantonalist
covenanter
indorser
souverainist
Genevan
supplicat
endorser
convention
continentalist
signator
acclaimer
monarchist
civic nationalist
Cahenslyist
withdrawalist
annexationist
pantisocratist
memorializer
copyfighter
populist
upholder
proponent
dominionist
Pol Potist
justifier
counterappellant
dittohead
apologist
proposalist
vindicator

English words for 'One who is in favor of ratification.'

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