brickbats (Meaning)

brickbats

a fragment of a hard material (such as a brick), one used as a missile, a piece of a hard material (as a brick), an uncomplimentary remark

No strong antonyms found.

The politician's controversial stance earned him a barrage of brickbats from his constituents.
The poorly executed project drew a chorus of brickbats from critics and homeowners alike.
The author's inflammatory remarks sparked a flurry of brickbats online and in the media.
The reviewer's harsh criticism of the film was met with a torrent of brickbats from fans.
The government's decision to raise taxes was greeted with a torrent of brickbats from taxpayers.
The artist's unconventional style faced a hailstorm of brickbats from traditionalists.
The lawyer's unsuccessful defense of his client resulted in a wave of brickbats from the public.
The teacher's unorthodox teaching methods attracted a barrage of brickbats from parents.
The company's decision to cut employee benefits drew a storm of brickbats from its workforce.
The public relations campaign was a disaster and resulted in a stream of brickbats for the organization.

a fragment of a hard material (such as a brick), one used as a missile, a piece of a hard material (as a brick), an uncomplimentary remark

sarcasms, offences,insults, affronts, offenses, personalities, indignities, slights, criticisms, jibes

compliments, acclaim, commendations, praises, accolades,,flatteries, applauses, adulations

The politician's controversial stance earned him a barrage of brickbats from his constituents.

The poorly executed project drew a chorus of brickbats from critics and homeowners alike.

The author's inflammatory remarks sparked a flurry of brickbats online and in the media.

The reviewer's harsh criticism of the film was met with a torrent of brickbats from fans.