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defector

[ US /dɪˈfɛktɝ/ ]
[ UK /dɪfˈɛktɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a person who abandons their duty (as on a military post)

How To Use defector In A Sentence

  • Whether this sliver of defectors will once again be big enough to swing a presidential election is less clear.
  • The most senior of all the Soviet defectors to the west, Orlov survived into his old age.
  • Successful collusion often takes a third party to regulate the agreement and punish defectors.
  • The profile of the defector, the turncoat, is that they repudiate everything they've ever done.
  • Another is that he was a defector and he just wanted to get away from the war, and all of this has been flying around in the last few days, and really no clear sense of what the true story is, is yet to emerge.
  • Pacepa was not the first defector from the world of Soviet bloc secret services to make such a claim.
  • The Jamestown Foundation Jamestown is a unique organization founded in the early eighties to assist asylees and defectors from the Soviet Union and Eastern Bloc countries.
  • If he can coax some defectors from the opposition, he may reach a majority.
  • The Nolan family, including Roger, who was born after his father went to Vietnam, traveled to Maryland for the Silverdocs Festival last week and was crushed to discover upon their very first trip to Washington D.C. that McKinley Nolan, because he is classified as a defector, is not among those 58,000 plus names included on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Ashley Wren Collins: The Disappearance of McKinley Nolan: Must-See Vietnam Feature Doc Asks All the Right Questions
  • There was also the cooperator who when confronted with a defector responded with punishment. SuperCooperators
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