antifactory

English

Etymology

From anti- +‎ factory.

Adjective

antifactory (comparative more antifactory, superlative most antifactory)

1. Opposing a factory or factories in general.
   • 1985, Steven Hahn, Jonathan Prude, The countryside in the age of capitalist transformation, page 92:

     Such ignorance becomes the more — and more sadly — ironic when we realize that mill workers commonly grounded their antifactory stance in the same web of republican values as did many townspeople.