Noun:

ପର୍ଫୋରେଟର୍ |,

faultfinder's Usage Examples:

use to describe a grumbling traveller, and might even be applied to a faultfinder in general.

position before God in Job 40:1-5: "And the Lord said to Job: "Shall a faultfinder contend with the Almighty? He who argues with God, let him answer it.

One account had Osborne, apparently a chronic faultfinder, making an inappropriate remark to Stephens"s wife, the other had Stephens.

"smellfungi") thereafter passed into broader use to describe a grumbling traveller, and might even be applied to a faultfinder in general.

" Furthermore, Burke suspected that Felt had become an automatic faultfinder, which if true would render his advice as useless as that of an automatic.

The latter, who had been regarded as faultfinders by local trustees, became mentors aligned with the centralized trustees.

" (38: 4) "Shall a faultfinder contend with the Almighty?" (40: 2) "Who then is he that can stand before.

The song characterizes Plankton as a confused faultfinder who would be much happier if he stopped focusing on his failures and.