panned (Meaning)

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panned (imp. & p. p.)

of Pan

No weak antonyms found.

The critics panned the film for its uninspired plot and wooden acting.
The restaurant's signature dish was panned by several food critics.
The politician's speech was met with widespread panning from both his opponents and his own party.
The latest smartphone release has been panned by consumers for its poor battery life.
The television show's final season was panned by viewers for its lackluster storytelling and predictable ending.
The band's new album was panned by critics for its derivative sound and lack of originality.
The research team's study was panned by experts for its flawed methodology and biased conclusions.
The movie theater's renovation was panned by locals for its ugly design and uncomfortable seating.
The candidate's campaign speech was panned by political commentators for its divisive rhetoric and lack of substance.
The city's public transportation system was panned by commuters for its frequent delays and unreliable service.

of Pan

knocked, denounced,criticized, condemned, faulted, blamed, censured, reprehended, tweaked, kicked

praised, approved,praised, approved, lauded, commended,endorsed, recommended, extolled, indorsed

The critics panned the film for its uninspired plot and wooden acting.

The restaurant's signature dish was panned by several food critics.

The politician's speech was met with widespread panning from both his opponents and his own party.

The latest smartphone release has been panned by consumers for its poor battery life.