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Meanings of faultfinder in English
Portuguese
cínico Catalan
criticaire Synonyms
Examples for "cynic"
Examples for "cynic"
1
However, the cynic in me finds that to be idealistic at best.
2
A cynic in London laughed when the speech was reported to him.
3
Take the case of the splendid cynic whose words we have quoted.
4
But it would take an almighty cynic to deny Adkins his moment.
5
And yet it had been the fashion to call Thackeray a cynic.
Usage of faultfinder in English
1
He is a natural born faultfinder and grouchy by nature.
2
Yes, sir, the faultfinder is always a failure.
3
He said of himself that he had been sentenced by his nature to be the faultfinder, to see the other side of things.
4
None but interested faultfinders, I think, can discover any substantial variation.
5
They put us down as contentious, ill-tempered faultfinders.
6
The Beat Generation is faultfinders not artists.
7
Law ignored the faultfinders.
8
Shun faultfindings and faultfinders.
9
Anger and bitterness filled his heart, and his head was confused, and his thoughts, bred of malice, were like clumsy faultfinders.
10
Faultfinders (okay, haters) complained that the pop power couple's trip was illegal, a violation of the longstanding U.S. embargo against the Caribbean island.
Frequent collocations
Faultfinder through the time