dispraisingly (Meaning)

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dispraisingly (adv.)

By way of dispraise.

No weak antonyms found.

The critics spoke dispraisingly of the film's amateurish acting and unoriginal plot.
John's parents dispraisingly pointed out his poor grades and lack of ambition.
The museum curator dispraisingly questioned the authenticity of the painting.
The candidate's opponents dispraisingly highlighted his lack of experience and questionable ethics.
The teacher dispraisingly marked down the student's essay for its grammatical errors and shallow analysis.
The boss dispraisingly addressed the employee's tardiness and unprofessional behavior.
The reviewer dispraisingly commented on the book's repetitive storyline and underdeveloped characters.
The politician dispraisingly denounced his opponent's policies as reckless and harmful.
The colleague dispraisingly spoke of their coworker's arrogance and lack of teamwork.
The researcher dispraisingly cited the study's flawed methodology and biased results.

By way of dispraise.

blame, condemn, fault, denounce,criticize, complain, reprehend, find fault (with), slam, attack

laud,praise, extol, laud, extol, praise, extoll,approve, commend, recommend

The critics spoke dispraisingly of the film's amateurish acting and unoriginal plot.

John's parents dispraisingly pointed out his poor grades and lack of ambition.

The museum curator dispraisingly questioned the authenticity of the painting.

The candidate's opponents dispraisingly highlighted his lack of experience and questionable ethics.