fault-finding (Meaning)

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fault-finding (n.)

The act of finding fault or blaming; -- used derogatively. Also Adj.

John's constant fault-finding was driving his co-workers to distraction.
The teacher's fault-finding was hindering the progress of her students.
The manager's fault-finding was causing low morale among her employees.
The customer's fault-finding was making it difficult for the sales representative to complete the sale.
The auditor's fault-finding was uncovering errors in the company's financial statements.
The critic's fault-finding was preventing the artist from realizing his full potential.
The inspector's fault-finding was causing delays in the construction project.
The referee's fault-finding was ruining the enjoyment of the game for both players and spectators.
The lawyer's fault-finding was weakening the case for his client.
The doctor's fault-finding was making the patient feel worse about his condition.

The act of finding fault or blaming; -- used derogatively. Also Adj.

judgmental, hypercritical, captious,critical, rejective,overcritical, particular, cavilling, discerning, merciless

undiscriminating, undiscriminating,uncritical, uncritical, forgiving, charitable, undemanding,undemanding, charitable, forgiving

John's constant fault-finding was driving his co-workers to distraction.

The teacher's fault-finding was hindering the progress of her students.

The manager's fault-finding was causing low morale among her employees.

The customer's fault-finding was making it difficult for the sales representative to complete the sale.