Harsh
Harsh adjective - Difficult to endure.
Judgmental and harsh are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Judgmental" instead an adjective "Harsh".
Judgmental
Judgmental adjective - Given to making or expressing unfavorable judgments about things.
Usage example: culinary purists who tend to be judgmental about home cooks who take shortcuts
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Synonyms for Judgmental
Harsh and judgmental are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Harsh" instead an adjective "Judgmental".
Both words in one sentence
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Speaking of Lisa, she's not just rude to Sara but to Hank, Stan, Chrissie, her professor in this strip and is incredibly judgmental and harsh on others.
Source: Webcomic / QUILTBAG - Herriman admits that it was wrong of him to act so harsh and judgmental towards her.
- Redemption Quest: The world of Westeros is so harsh and judgmental, places such a high value on honor, that regardless of religious notions of forgiveness, stains are hard to rub away, as noted by Jorah Mormont, Jaime Lannister and others.
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