Noun:

विटांचे छोटे तुकडे, पटकेल, स्लॅक,

brickbat's Usage Examples:

wounded, including the chief of police, who was hit in the face with a brickbat.

to threaten her married life (though her poor dress sense got her some brickbats).

Noting the mixed reception he got, Halleck said, "I got more brickbats and more bouquets over that speech than any other I"ve ever made.

campaign, Galligan showed up at Powers"s home and attacked him with a brickbat.

The term brickbat can be used to mean "an unfavourable criticism, unkind remark or sharp.

earthen surrounding walls were strengthened at the base with lime and brickbats.

there were many reports of brawls, stabbing and throwing of stones and brickbats.

"), but after all my brickbats he deserves a pat on the head.

shower the Metropolitan officers with stones and brickbats until they fled from the area.

Springwatch and Autumnwatch among many others To feedback to the BBC any brickbats and bouquets – from listeners/viewers who might not usually have the chance.

"Instead of brickbats, police praised for restraint at rally".

There he showed them bloodstained ropes, brickbats and a vat in which bodies were dumped into acid.

plunge into politics Tushar Gandhi prays at Mahatma Gandhi"s birthplace Being Mahatma’s descendants brings bouquets and brickbats Tushar Gandhi on Twitter.

Synonyms:

criticism, unfavorable judgment,

Antonyms:

approval,