(さんせいしゃ)

さんせいしゃ
noun
supporter; person in favor; those who agree
1. supporter; person in favor; those who agree
A person who agrees with or supports a proposal, opinion, or course of action. Used in discussions, voting, and debates.
賛成者(さんせいしゃ)()()げてください。
Those in favor, please raise your hand.
賛成者(さんせいしゃ)過半数(かはんすう)()えた。
The number of supporters exceeded a majority.
この提案(ていあん)(たい)する賛成者(さんせいしゃ)(すく)なかった。
There were few supporters for this proposal.

Composed of 賛成(さんせい) (agreement, approval) and (しゃ) (person). Used in formal settings like meetings, votes, and debates to identify those who support a motion.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 賛成者(さんせいしゃ)多数(たすう): majority in favor
  • 賛成者(さんせいしゃ)反対者(はんたいしゃ): supporters and opponents
  • 賛成者(さんせいしゃ)(あつ)める: to gather supporters
  • 賛成者(さんせいしゃ)(すう): number of people in favor

USAGE:
Commonly heard in parliamentary proceedings, committee meetings, and formal votes. Also used in general discussion about public opinion on issues.

RELATED TERMS:

  • 反対者(はんたいしゃ): opponent, person against — the direct opposite
  • 支持者(しじしゃ): supporter, backer — broader term for ongoing support
  • 賛同者(さんどうしゃ): person who endorses — very similar but implies active endorsement
  • 賛成(さんせい): agreement, approval — the base noun