Critical
Decrying
Decrying adjective - Intended to make a person or thing seem of little importance or value.
Usage example: the usual decrying remarks about the clothes that the stars wore to the awards ceremony
Critical and decrying are semantically related. You can use "Critical" instead an adjective "Decrying".
Nearby Word: decried
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- He was also very critical of the writers in Chile, particularly Isabel Allende, decrying their (perceived) lack of talent.He has been dead for a while, but is still publishing books.
Source: Creator / Roberto Bolaño -
Critical reception of it was mixed, with some calling it "a wakeup call to America's youth" and others decrying as nothing more than a glorified exploitation film bordering on child porn with many scenes done for shock value only.
Source: Film / Kids
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