Originally Posted By: morphememedley
Objecting to word usages of others does not alone make one a prescriptivist, but the nonprescriptivist who does that is nonetheless likely to be taken by some for a prescriptivist.


This is where the word proscriptivist comes in handy. The classic proscriptivists may have a stable of prescriptions to fall back on but their motivation is in supressing usages other than those they use themselves.

 Originally Posted By: morphememedley
Dictionary.com: No results found for objectionist.


There's probably a lot of words of the form ROOT+ist that don't have primary entries.