1. Approbatory - expressing or manifesting praise or approval; "approbative criticism"; "an affirmative nod" approbative , approving , plausive , affirmative favorable , favourable - encouraging or approving or pleasing; "a favorable reply"; "he received a favorable rating"; "listened with a favorable ear"; "made a favorable impression"

2. Approbatory - expressing or manifesting praise or approval; "approbative criticism"; "an affirmative nod" approbative , approving , plausive , affirmative favorable , favourable - encouraging or approving or pleasing; "a favorable reply"; "he received a favorable rating"; "listened with a favorable ear"; "made a favorable impression"

3. While her loyalty to her father was evident in her favorable account of his reign, she also included criticism and her opinions of events.

4. Mostly criticism.

5. Braindead has received generally favorable reviews

6. Relate favorable comments made by householders.

7. Attitudes are changeable with favorable experiences.

8. They are favorable to the proposal.

9. The response has been overwhelmingly favorable.

10. (See Criticism).

11. See also Mathematical finance #Criticism and Financial economics #Challenges and criticism.

12. Presenting favorable circumstances or showing signs of a favorable outcome; propitious: an Auspicious time to ask for a raise

13. - Sizeable labor force and favorable demographics.

14. The book received a favorable review.

15. Is he favorable to this plan?

16. Behind the Criticism

17. (adjective) Constructive criticism.

18. Buildup definition: praise or favorable publicity , esp

19. Banks are now offering favorable financing terms.

20. It now is seeking more favorable terms.

21. Responses from audiences have been overwhelmingly favorable.

22. The weather seemed favorable for the race.

23. Only 16 percent expressed a favorable view.

24. We look forward to your favorable reply.

25. Armyworms are prolific and responsive to favorable conditions

26. Confucius had a favorable attitude toward ancestor worship

27. She welcomes Constructive criticism

28. Criticism definition: Criticism is the action of expressing disapproval of something or someone

29. He's insensitive to criticism.

30. Their criticism was scathing.

31. The business outlook for next year is favorable.

32. We welcome constructive criticism.

33. Their criticism is misdirected.

34. The Lakers had a 77-percent favorable rating.

35. Is he favorable to or against the proposal?

36. Such views will not have a favorable reception.

37. ACC of the breast has a favorable prognosis.

38. Preaching ‘in Favorable Season and in Troublesome Season’

39. They expect a favorable ruling from the court.

40. But the wind was favorable and they hurried on.

41. Find another word for Criticism

42. You always overreact to criticism.

43. Critical response to Beware was generally favorable and positive

44. She's quite immune to criticism.

45. The proposal provoked widespread criticism.

46. She appeared unworried by criticism.

47. Three years ago[sentencedict .com], circumstances were more favorable.

48. Therefore , foreland basin becomes the favorable place for reservoir.

49. Remember that criticism is easy.

50. I bitterly resent your criticism.

51. We welcome any constructive criticism.

52. The criticism was wholly unjustified.

53. They seemed to require favorable weather to perform faithfully.

54. 5 Such views will not have a favorable reception.

55. Public opinion toward Cuban political refugees was also favorable.

56. New Criticism was eclipsed as the dominant mode of Anglo-American literary Criticism by the 1970s

57. To engage in criticism is to Criticise (in British English – see American and British English spelling differences.) One specific item of criticism is called a criticism or critique

58. Cantor's work also attracted favorable notice beyond Hilbert's celebrated encomium.

59. He's easily ruffled by criticism.

60. 17 Don't equate criticism with blame.

61. To assail with stinging criticism; excoriate.

62. Textual Criticism ; Textual Criticism ; Asyndeton A Greek term for two sentences put together without any appropriate conjunction.

63. They have attracted strong adverse criticism.

64. He was completely impervious to criticism.

65. She accepted the criticism with magnanimity.

66. He accepted the criticism without demur.

67. Never a word of constructive criticism.

68. Bonis avibus definition is - with good birds : under favorable omens.

69. Idiotisms oxybromide world-knowing favorable Attornare geogenous hylopathy phosphorylation artily

70. Bode: to show signs of a favorable or successful outcome.

71. Outcomes have generally been favorable, particularly in the latest years.

72. Her first reactions were full of humor and very favorable.

73. I can let you have it on very favorable conditions.

74. I Bitterly resent your criticism: 7

75. Brown's article contains trenchant social criticism.

76. Don't misinterpret my comments as criticism.

77. He seems completely insensitive to criticism.

78. 16 I bitterly resent your criticism.

79. 9 The proposal provoked widespread criticism.

80. 2 He was impassible to criticism.