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Often used in the same context:
flak,
ire,
condemnation,
scorn,
rebuke,
opprobrium,
derision,
scrutiny,
praise,
outcries,
denunciations,
controversy,
ridicule,
critics,
outrage,
jeers,
flack,
backlash,
skepticism,
critique,
vilification,
accusations,
objections,
jibes,
brickbats,
grumbling,
castigation,
retort,
furor,
wrath,
reproach,
plaudits,
vitriol,
complaints,
boos,
barbs,
detractors,
indignation,
protestations,
disquiet,
censure,
gibes,
uproar,
scolding,
misgivings,
gripes,
speculation,
hostility,
fury,
negativity,
pushback,
opposition,
catcalls,
anger,
carping,
denigration,
invective,
chiding,
applause,
disdain,
suggestions,
ribbing,
concerns,
furore,
dissatisfaction,
disapproval,
denouncement,
sniping,
publicity,
dissent,
taunts,
aspersions,
heckles,
upbraiding,
reprobation,
displeasure,
discontent,
unhappiness,
questioning,
disappointment,
disapprobation,
consternation,
admiration,
snickers,
antipathy,
admonishment,
bashing,
pillorying,
insults,
firestorm,
broadside,
reaction,
comparisons,
blowback,
insinuations,
vituperation,
grousing,
resentment,
sneers,
acclaim,
fulminations,
rhetoric,
criticisms,
critiques,
critic,
polemic,
commentary,
disagreement,
disagreements,
justification,
cf,
concern,
contention,
justifications,
scholarship,
discourse,
interest,
literary,
struggle,
thoroughgoing,
>,
\u00bb,
address,
canonical,
civilizational,
coleridgean,
compendious,
dialectical,
dramatic,
eleatic,
esthetic,
form,
fundamental,
history,
imagistic,
immanent,
integral,
malevolent
More specific:
analysis,
attack,
blast,
brickbat,
carping,
critical review,
critique,
examen,
explication de texte,
faultfinding,
fire,
flak,
knock,
new criticism,
potshot,
rebuke,
reprehension,
reprimand,
reproof,
reproval,
review,
review article,
roast,
self-criticism,
slating,
stricture,
textual criticism,
thrust
Appears in the definition of:
.,
analysis,
animadversion,
answer,
antiseptic,
approbative,
attack,
bait,
bear,
belabor,
belabour,
blame,
blast,
blister,
blistering,
brickbat,
carping,
censure,
chesterton,
co-opt,
cod,
comment,
commentary,
constructive,
critical,
criticise,
criticize,
deconstruction,
deconstructionism,
deconstructionist,
defensiveness,
direct,
draw,
exception,
exoneration,
explication de texte,
eysenck,
faultfinding,
find fault,
fire,
flack,
flack catcher,
flak,
flak catcher,
forthright,
g. k. chesterton,
gilbert keith chesterton,
goad,
good-natured,
h. j. eysenck,
hans eysenck,
hans jurgen eysenck,
harassment,
hold up,
hold water,
hot seat,
immunity,
impersonal,
invite,
in stride,
kindly,
knock,
level,
literary,
literary review,
masora,
masorah,
misinterpret,
misunderstood,
molestation,
needle,
negative,
new criticism,
object,
overbear,
pick,
pick apart,
polemically,
potshot,
rag,
rally,
razz,
rebuke,
reply,
reprehension,
reprimand,
reproach,
reproof,
reproval,
response,
ride,
roast,
sacred cow,
scald,
scalding,
scathing,
self-criticism,
sharp,
social phobia,
specify,
spiritless,
stand up,
static,
stick up,
stricture,
sub rosa,
tantalise,
tantalize,
taunt,
tease,
temper,
temperate,
tempered,
thrust,
trenchant,
twit,
unearned,
unmeritorious,
untouchable,
upbraid,
venomous,
vindication,
vituperative,
vulnerable,
well-meant,
whip
More general:
critical analysis,
critical appraisal,
disapproval,
writing,
written material
Synonyms:
critique,
literary criticism,
unfavorable judgment
Also try:
— Adjectives for criticism:
literary,
social,
much,
constructive,
historical,
severe,
public,
biblical,
modern,
textual,
adverse,
more...
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