criticise Sentence Examples
- It's easy to criticise, but offering constructive feedback is more helpful.
- She didn't hesitate to criticise the decision, pointing out its potential flaws.
- The media was quick to criticise the government's response to the crisis.
- It's not fair to criticise someone without understanding their perspective.
- He didn't take kindly to being criticised in front of his colleagues.
- It's important to criticise ideas, not individuals, in a professional setting.
- Constructive criticism can be a valuable tool for personal growth and development.
- She felt hurt when her work was harshly criticised by her peers.
- Some people are quick to criticise others without considering their own faults.
- Despite the criticism, he remained steadfast in his beliefs and actions.
criticise Meaning
criticise (v)
find fault with; express criticism of; point out real or perceived flaws
act as a critic
Synonyms & Antonyms of criticise
Synonyms:
- cavil
- upbraid
- reprove
- skewer
- grumble
- take-to-task
- crucify
- snipe-at-
- excoriate
- disparage
- dis
- whine
- gripe
- rebuke
- growl
- belittle
- lambast
- deride
- bad-mouth
- kvetch
- blast
- slash
- mutter
- assail
- slag
- reprimand
- berate
- chide
- beef
- reproach
- bitch
- kick
- murmur
- admonish
- nick-at-
- castigate
- moan
- reprehend
- decry
- come-down-hard-on-
- lash
- quibble
- grouse
- clobber
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word criticise
find fault with; express criticism of; point out real or perceived flaws, act as a critic
knock, condemn, denounce,blame, fault, censure, slam, find fault (with), diss, complain
praise, extol, commend, approve, recommend, laud, recommend, approve, commend, endorse
It's easy to criticise, but offering constructive feedback is more helpful.
She didn't hesitate to criticise the decision, pointing out its potential flaws.
The media was quick to criticise the government's response to the crisis.
It's not fair to criticise someone without understanding their perspective.
