hypercritical (Meaning)

Wordnet

hypercritical (s)

inclined to judge too severely

Webster

Over critical; unreasonably or unjustly critical; carping; captious.

Excessively nice or exact.

Emily was known for her hypercritical nature, constantly scrutinizing others' mistakes.
The reviewers were hypercritical of the film, highlighting every minor flaw.
John's hypercritical attitude alienated his colleagues, making collaboration difficult.
The teacher's hypercritical feedback left the students feeling discouraged and insecure.
The boss was overly hypercritical, nitpicking at employees for trivial errors.
The critic's hypercritical review lambasted the novel, leaving the author devastated.
Her hypercritical tendencies prevented her from seeing any positive aspects in others.
The hypercritical juror held out, refusing to agree with the verdict.
Despite his talent, the hypercritical sportscaster found fault in every player's performance.
The hypercritical neighbor complained incessantly about the smallest noise or inconvenience.

inclined to judge too severelyOver critical; unreasonably or unjustly critical; carping; captious., Excessively nice or exact.

overcritical,critical, judgmental, merciless, cavilling,captious, caviling, demanding, faultfinding, particular

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

Emily was known for her hypercritical nature, constantly scrutinizing others' mistakes.

The reviewers were hypercritical of the film, highlighting every minor flaw.

John's hypercritical attitude alienated his colleagues, making collaboration difficult.

The teacher's hypercritical feedback left the students feeling discouraged and insecure.