family valuer

See also: family-valuer

English

Etymology

From family values +‎ -er.

Noun

family valuer (plural family valuers)

1. (rare) Someone who strongly supports family values (especially in the right-wing euphemistic sense).
   • 2007, Peter Heinegg, Oh, Wait—Now I Get it: Essays in Popular Philosophy, page 139:

     One problem nagging the family-valuers, and heightening their anxiety, is that recent social changes (the spread of sexual equality, etc.) have blurred the picture of what a family actually is.

Alternative forms

• family-valuer