plural noun
People whose job is to write or speak about the quality of books, movies, art, music, or performances.
The movie received rave reviews from critics.
Music critics praised the singer's new album.
American English
/ˈkʰɹɪ.ɾɪks/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Form of critic
People whose job is to write or speak about the quality of books, movies, art, music, or performances.
Practice out loudPeople whose job is to write or speak about the quality of books, movies, art, music, or performances.
The movie received rave reviews from critics.
Music critics praised the singer's new album.
People who openly say that someone or something is bad, wrong, or unsuccessful.
Critics of the plan say it will cost too much.
The mayor's critics called the decision a mistake.