A person who admonishes or gives warnings to others.
Admonition + -er (agent noun suffix meaning 'one who'). This rare form follows the standard English pattern of turning actions into the people who perform them.
While admonitioner is technically valid, English speakers almost never use it—we prefer 'someone who admonishes' instead, showing how English prefers shorter, more established words over newly-stacked suffixes.
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