strong criticism
[strɔŋ ˈkrɪtɪsɪzəm]
nounpl: strong criticisms
crítica severa
1. harsh, severe, or intense disapproval or judgment of someone or something
The government faced strong criticism over its handling of the crisis.
O governo enfrentou crítica severa sobre sua gestão da crise.
2. forceful expression of disapproval or objection with pointed arguments
The film received strong criticism from movie critics for its poor storytelling.
O filme recebeu crítica severa dos críticos de cinema pela sua história fraca.
3. vigorous or emphatic negative feedback or evaluation
Her strong criticism of the proposal led to its rejection.
Sua crítica severa da proposta levou à sua rejeição.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, 'strong criticism' is a common phrase used in political discourse, media, and professional settings. In Brazil, it often appears in news reporting about government policies and public figures. In the USA, it's frequently used in political commentary, social media discourse, and cultural debates. The phrase carries weight and suggests serious disagreement rather than minor complaints.
NYC Slang
heavy criticism / tough criticism
Related Idioms & Phrases
to come under strong criticism
to face strong criticism
to draw strong criticism
to weather strong criticism
to take criticism on the chin
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