Want to say critic differently? Here are other words for critic and its similar synonyms and opposite words to say in unique way.
Meaning of critic
A person who expresses an opinion about the quality or merits of something, especially a work of art, literary work, or performance.
Etymology of critic
The word "critic" comes from the Greek word "kritikos", meaning "able to discern or judge", which is derived from "krinein", meaning "to separate, discern, or judge"
The term has been used in English since the 15th century to refer to a person who gives a serious opinion or judgment about something
Synonyms
reviewer
analyst
commentator
judge
evaluator
examiner
appraiser
assessor
expert
connoisseur
pundit
authority
specialist
scholar
researcher
investigator
examiner
inspector
surveyor
observer
scrutinizer
censor
detector
monitor
supervisor
overseer
watchdog
reviewer
criticaster
faultfinder
commentator
analyst
Definitions
- A person who gives a serious opinion or judgment about something, such as a work of art or a person's performance
- * A person who finds fault or censures something or someone
Usage Examples
- The art critic wrote a scathing review of the new exhibition
- * She is a renowned literary critic and has written extensively on the works of Shakespeare
- * The food critic gave the restaurant a glowing review, praising the chef's creativity and attention to detail
Antonyms
supporter
admirer
fan
enthusiast
promoter
advocate
backer
defender
champion
encourager
motivator
booster
praiser
extoller
eulogist
laudator
approver
endorser
sanctioner
vindicator
justifier
excuser