Words and phrases that have a meaning related to critics: (131 results)
Often used in the same context:
detractors, skeptics, cynics, doubters, criticisms, proponents, pundits, commentators, advocates, observers, backers, purists, opponents, watchers, insiders, reviewers, dissenters, sceptics, traditionalists, environmentalists, watchdogs, grumblers, foes, admirers, supporters, critique, conservatives, liberals, campaigners, complainers, analysts, naysayer, derision, scorn, reformers, philistines, activists, acolytes, opposition, cognoscenti, loyalists, experts, denunciations, ranters, snobs, cavils, hecklers, zealots, partisans, pessimists, rebuke, countryfolk, carping, quibbles, aficionados, retort, lawmakers, ire, conservationists, quibblers, politicians, denouncers, counterarguments, wags, nitpicking, satirists, praise, outcries, huzzahs, allies, sourpusses, hypocritic, worrywarts, parodists, audacity, theorists, fanatics, chatterers, unsayable, historians, questioners, hackwork, mavens, fans, repugnantly, skepticism, plaudits, filmgoers, shortcomings, luddites, officials, execs, leftists, economists, ignoramuses, outspokenness, highbrows, copout, overseers, arguers, ultraconservatives, prognosticators, scholars, writers, biographers, theoreticians, folklorists, sociologists, authors, ethnographers, artists, critic, geographers, academics, architects, composers, interpreters, investigators
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Also try:ammunition, candid, critical, effusively, elegantly, hail, pan, pertinacious, puff, quibbling, stoutly, superlative, tralatitious
— Adjectives for critics: many, other, literary, most, modern, few, contemporary, several, feminist, american, french, more...
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