self-critical (Meaning)

self-critical

inclined to find fault with oneself

The students were encouraged to be self-critical of their writing to improve their skills.
The artist's self-critical nature led him to constantly rework and refine his paintings.
Leaders who are self-critical are more likely to recognize and address their own weaknesses.
The team's self-critical analysis helped them identify areas for improvement and develop a more effective strategy.
Writers who are self-critical are able to identify areas where their writing needs to be revised.
The self-critical student was constantly striving to improve her grades and achieve her full potential.
Employees who are self-critical are more likely to be open to feedback and willing to change.
The organization's self-critical assessment revealed areas where they could streamline their processes and reduce waste.
Scientists must be self-critical in order to ensure that their results are accurate and reliable.
Athletes who are self-critical are able to identify areas where they need to improve their performance.

inclined to find fault with oneself

diffident, humble, egoless, unassertive, timid, self-doubting, modest, unassuming, self-distrustful, introverted

proud, overweening, vain, conceited, important, complacent, prideful, smug, egoistic, assured

The students were encouraged to be self-critical of their writing to improve their skills.

The artist's self-critical nature led him to constantly rework and refine his paintings.

Leaders who are self-critical are more likely to recognize and address their own weaknesses.

The team's self-critical analysis helped them identify areas for improvement and develop a more effective strategy.