Appealer
Pronunciation: /ˈˌeɪpiˈpiɫɝ/
Appealer (noun)
- A person who asks for a decision to be changed, usually to a higher authority.
- A person who makes a formal request for help, reconsideration, or a different outcome.
Examples
- The appealer asked for help and explained the problem clearly.
- An appealer can persuade others by sharing honest reasons.