Noun:

रोड़ा,

brickbats's Usage Examples:

with rubble stones, flints, brickbats or similar material, thoroughly drained at bottom.

That stance led to equal praise and brickbats, and much subsequent punditry about why we canât ever bring ourselves to support England.

In Tonbridge in 1880 there was a full-scale riot during which eggs, stones and brickbats were thrown at the police.

Horsley suffered further brickbats, accused of almost completely ignoring unpublished materials and of providing nothing in the way of introduction or notes.

The brave US gets brickbats, but it is right.

But a number of proposed amendments also received brickbats from certain quarters.

Peter Ridsdale has hardly been a rock of support, criticizing results, hurling brickbats at O'Leary and talking of offloading players.

But I do like to praise good service and I am not slow to throw brickbats if the service is poor.

should be filled in compactly with hard, coarse materials, such as stones, brickbats, clinkers, burned clay, 'c., on which should be laid 2 or 3 in.

Synonyms:

criticism, unfavorable judgment,

Antonyms:

approval,