/ˈɡædˌflaɪ/
NOUN
A person who persistently questions established beliefs, practices, or authority, often by raising provocative questions, challenging conventional thinking, or stimulating innovation and change.
Used to describe someone who persistently questions people in power, challenges conventional beliefs, and provokes debate or reform by raising uncomfortable or unconventional questions.
Used to describe someone who provokes others into action, encourages new ideas, or stimulates progress by persistently challenging existing approaches.
NOUN
A person who repeatedly irritates, bothers, or provokes others through persistent criticism, questioning, interference, or unwanted behavior, often without offering constructive suggestions.
Used to describe someone who continually bothers, disturbs, or irritates others through repeated interruptions, criticism, teasing, or unwanted interference.