voice criticism

Frequency: 7.512.5 per million words

to express criticism, especially publicly

criticismVERB + criticism

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voice

Examples (10)

  • Journalists often have to voice criticism of government policies.
  • Several board members voiced criticism about the CEO's new strategy during the meeting.
  • Citizens should feel free to voice criticism without fear of reprisal.
  • It takes courage to be the first to voice criticism against a popular decision.
  • By voicing criticism, the opposition party hopes to gain public support.
  • He has consistently voiced criticism of the new environmental regulations.
  • If more people had voiced criticism earlier, the disastrous project might have been stopped.
  • Few were willing to voice criticism publicly, though many disagreed in private.
  • The senator voiced strong criticism of the bill, calling it fiscally irresponsible.
  • Many fans voiced criticism on social media after the team's poor performance.