preposition

used for saying who is accused of doing something wrong

adjective

used for saying that you do not like what someone has done

used for saying that someone often criticizes other people but does not like being criticized

used for saying that you think someone is wrong to behave in a particular way

used for telling someone that you are not impressed by them, especially in reply to a comment that they have made about you or your behaviour

interjection

used for saying that something is your fault

interjection

used when you want someone to stop arguing with you or criticizing you. This word often shows that you accept what they are saying but do not think it is important

used for telling someone to stop criticizing or attacking someone who is smaller or weaker than them

adverb, interjection

used for showing that you do not approve of what someone has done or said

modal verb

used when criticizing someone by saying that a particular action is typical of someone

used when you want to make sure that someone understands your comments correctly, especially when you are criticizing something

used for showing that you are opposed to a leader, government etc and you want to get rid of them. People shout this when they are protesting

used for saying that you accept a statement or criticism

used for drawing attention to something good about someone although you are criticizing other things about them

used as a way of telling someone that you do not want to criticize them, disagree with them, or say something negative when in fact this is what you are doing

used for telling someone to stop criticizing you or telling you what to do

used when you are going to say something that may annoy or upset someone, for example because it expresses a criticism

used for criticizing someone

used for saying that if someone thinks that a general criticism you have made is true about them, they should accept the criticism

used for making your criticism of someone or something seem less strong

used for saying that two people or groups involved in a bad situation must both take responsibility for it

used for admitting that something is your fault

used for showing someone that you do not approve of the way that they are behaving

used for saying that people who have faults should not criticize other people for having the same faults

used for saying that a criticism that you are making does not refer to the person or people who are with you

used for making a statement or criticism seem less severe or offensive

used for telling someone that they should feel guilty or embarrassed

used for emphasizing that you completely agree with what someone has just said, especially a criticism

used for saying that someone must accept the unpleasant results of doing something stupid or harmful

used for saying that someone has not been successful in doing something, especially in persuading you or in tricking you

used for emphasizing that you think someone is giving advice or an opinion that is the opposite of how they live or what they do themselves

used for saying that you can see someone’s influence on something

used for saying that you blame someone or something for something bad that happened

used for saying that a criticism that someone makes is unreasonable because they themselves can be criticized for the same thing

used for saying who should accept the responsibility for something

used for saying that someone is criticizing another person for a fault that they also have

used for making your criticism of someone or something seem less strong

used when you are going to say something good about someone, after you have been criticizing them

used for saying that a situation is much worse than the words that you are using to talk about it

used for saying that you are not criticizing something as much as you could

used for saying that you think someone has done something stupid

used when you are going to disagree with someone or criticize someone, in order to sound more polite

used for showing that you are about to disagree with someone or criticize them in a polite way

to say or think that someone or something is responsible for an accident, problem, or bad situation