level criticism
ˈlɛvəl ˈkrɪtɪˌsɪzəm
levelled criticismlevelling criticism
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Definition of level criticism - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

1.
disapproveexpress disapproval or fault with someone or something
  • She leveled criticism at the new policy during the meeting.
condemn criticize denounce
2.
assessmake a critical assessment or judgment
  • The coach leveled criticism at the team's performance after the game.
criticize evaluate
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Expressions with level

level outv.
make something even or stable
She leveled out the uneven table.
level bestn.
the utmost effort one can make
She did her level best to finish the project.
level downv.
reduce to a lower level or status
The manager decided to level down the team's responsibilities.
level offv.
stop increasing or decreasing and become stable
The plane will level off at 30,000 feet.
do one's level bestv.
make the greatest possible effort
She will do her level best to finish the project on time.
keep a level headv.
stay calm and think clearly in stressful situations
She can keep a level head during emergencies.

Expressions with criticism

draw criticismv.
attract negative attention or scrutiny
The company's actions drew criticism from environmental groups.
armchair criticismn.
criticism from someone not involved or experienced
His armchair criticism of the team's strategy was not well received.
storm of criticismn.
intense wave of disapproval or negative feedback
The politician faced a storm of criticism after the scandal.
tsunami of criticismn.
overwhelming amount of negative feedback or disapproval
The politician faced a tsunami of criticism after the controversial statement.
firestorm of criticismn.
intense widespread disapproval or negative feedback
The politician faced a firestorm of criticism after the scandal.
drumbeat of criticismn.
continuous and persistent criticism
The politician faced a drumbeat of criticism from the media.
sensitive to criticismadj.
easily hurt or upset by negative feedback
She is very sensitive to criticism and takes negative comments to heart.
stung by criticismadj.
reacting strongly to negative feedback
He was stung by criticism and immediately defended his actions.
welcome criticismv.
accept feedback positively
She learned to welcome criticism to improve her work.
above criticismadj.
not able to be criticized because seen as perfect
Her honesty is above criticism.

Terms related to level criticism

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
criticizeblamecensurechastisedisapprovefaultrebukereprimandscoldanalyzeappraiseassess

Examples of level criticism in a sentence

  • The report leveled criticism at the company's practices.
  • She leveled criticism at the new policy during the meeting.
  • The editor leveled criticism at the article's lack of depth.

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  1. French:critiquer, ...
  2. German:kritisieren, bewerten, ...
  3. Italian:criticare, ...
  4. Spanish:criticar, ...
  5. Portuguese:criticar, ...
  6. Chinese:提出批评, 对......提出批评, ...
  7. Japanese:批判する, 評価する, ...
  8. Arabic:وَجَّهَ اِنْتِقَادًا, وَجَّهَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִמְתּוֹחַ בִּיקֹרֶת, לִמְתוֹחַ בִּקֹּרֶת עַל, ...
  10. Russian:критиковать, оценивать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:критикувати, критично оцінювати, ...
  12. Hindi:आलोचना करना, आलोचनात्मक मूल्यांकन करना, ...

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