Noun:

ସମାଲୋଚକ |, ଅପବାଦ, ଅପହରଣକାରୀ |,

detractors's Usage Examples:

Crandall was faced with great local opposition, and her detractors had no plans to back down.

as "vital impetus", but is usually translated by his detractors as "vital force".

minister and was recognised both by his friends and detractors as a "scrupulously honest minister and a firebrand labour leader with incendiary oratorical.

Karas Lamb of Entertainment Weekly opined it "eviscerates detractors who have tried to play her cheap.

pro-Nicolae Ceaușescu and National Communist views and it attacked and slandered detractors of Ceaușescu, both those living in Romania and those living.

The author equated 'self-denial' with the sin of betraying God, and detractors suspected blasphemy in this egocentric stance.

De" Botti had fierce detractors due to her stating she had religious ecstasies at Mass - which was true - and these opponents had even acknowledged her.

Christina Bonnington from Wired said that the best Windows Phone ever still disappoints, and mentioned poor call quality as one of the detractors, but praised.

Lyrically, Minaj addresses her detractors, and references several celebrities including Donald Sterling and Will.

By Richard III, she is careworn from having to defend herself against detractors in the court, including.

Among its detractors, John Maynard of The Washington Post stated, "It is a treacly, plodding affair stunted by awkward transitions and a syrupy soundtrack".

A July 2009 column focused on what Rich believes is the bigoted nature of President Barack Obama's detractors.

detractors of pop rock often deride it as a slick, commercial product, less authentic than rock music.

Synonyms:

traducer, libeler, depreciator, slanderer, cynic, vilifier, maligner, mudslinger, muckraker, defamer, disparager, knocker, backbiter, faultfinder, hatemonger,