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1 criticism
N1. आलोचना/समीक्षाthe senator received severe criticism from his opponentconstructive criticism is always appreciated -
2 criticism
n.आलोचना, समीक्षा, छिद्रान्वेषण, दोषानुसंधान, समालोचना, विवेचना -
3 criticism
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4 abashed
Adj1. लज्जितHis teacher's criticism left him feeling rather abashed. -
5 aloofness
N1. दूरीHe is subjected to criticism due to his aloofness from his collegues. -
6 bear
N1. भालूI saw a bear in the zoo.--------VT1. धारण करनाShe bears the title of Duchess.2. बर्दाश्त\bearकरनाI cannot bear his constant criticism.3. वहन\bearकरनाShe is bearing his child. -
7 detract
V1. कलंकित\detractहोनाNo amount of criticism can detract from her achievements. -
8 flame
N1. लपटThe whole building was in flames before the fire brigade arrived on the scene.2. भड़कीला\flameरंगAll the flowering bushes were in full bloom turning the whole area in scarlet flames.3. तीव्र\flameचेतनHis love letter kindled the flame of passion in her.4. प्रेमीAt the party he met with his old flame.--------V1. आग\flameकी\flameज्वालाThe flames of the fire were seen from a long distance.2. आग\flameका\flameरंगDue to fire the whole area was glowing in flame colour.3. क्रोधित\flameहोनाHis hatered flamed anew on strong criticism from his collegues. -
9 insensitive
Adj1. असंवेदनशीलHe is insensitive to criticism. -
10 oblivious
Adj1. अनजानShe is oblivious to their silly criticism. -
11 resent
VTI1. बुरा\resentमाननाI bitterly resented your criticism. -
12 tailpiece
N1. पश्च-लेखIt was the tailpiece of the novel which was subjected to criticism. -
13 unjustifiable
Adj1. अक्षम्यHer criticism was unjustifiable. -
14 unjustified
Adj1. दोषयुक्तShe was subjected to unjustified criticism. -
15 unruffled
Adj1. अक्षुब्धHe remained unruffled by their criticism. -
16 untouchable
Adj1. अस्पर्शनीय/अछूतFor the first time criticism was directed at a hitherto untouchable target
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