What is another word for stricture?

Pronunciation: [stɹˈɪkt͡ʃə] (IPA)

The word "stricture" is often used to describe a critical comment, objection or criticism made towards something. Synonyms for this word can provide variety and depth to one's writing or communication. Some possible synonyms for "stricture" include "critique", "disapproval", "faultfinding", "objection", "rebuke", "reproach", and "condemnation". Each of these words conveys a slightly different meaning, but they all refer to some form of negative comment or criticism. Choosing the right synonym can help to clarify the intended meaning and tone, and can also make writing more engaging and expressive.

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What are the opposite words for stricture?

Stricture refers to a critical remark or a strict limitation imposed on someone or something. Antonyms for the word "stricture" include praise, adulation, commendation, approval, and approbation. Praise is a positive expression of admiration for someone or something. Adulation is excessive or insincere praise. Commendation is a formal expression of approval, respect, or gratitude. Approval is the action of officially agreeing to or accepting something. Approbation is official approval or sanction. All of these antonyms present positive expressions of opinions or attitudes without criticizing or limiting the subject. Whether we express our disapproval or approval, the choice of words we use to do so plays an important role in how our message is received.

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Usage examples for Stricture

Your third stricture, about Higher Powers, is also very important, and I am not at all sure that you may not be right.
"The Letters of William James, Vol. II"
William James
She laughed merrily at him because his face showed that he did not appreciate that stricture.
"King--of the Khyber Rifles"
Talbot Mundy
I will merely observe, therefore, that it conveys, as it were in one's watch-pocket, the whole of the argument from design; and that it is not in my opinion open to the stricture which was passed upon it by Mill where he says,-'The inference would not be from marks of design, but because I already know by direct experience that watches are made by men.
"Thoughts on Religion"
George John Romanes

Famous quotes with Stricture

  • I still find that a kind of stricture of the heart happens when I see any form of bigoted or racist behaviour. I get an actual pain in my heart.
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