American English
/ˈfid̚ˌbæk̚/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Comments or advice about how well someone did something and how they can improve it.
Practice out loudComments or advice about how well someone did something and how they can improve it.
My manager gave me useful feedback on my presentation.
We asked customers for feedback about the new app.
Feedback is usually an uncountable noun. Say “some feedback,” not “a feedback.”
constructive feedback · positive feedback · negative feedback · customer feedback
get feedback on something
give feedback to someone about something
Information about the result of a process that is used to change or control that process.
The system uses feedback from its sensors to adjust the temperature.
The engineer found a problem in the feedback loop.
feedback loop · feedback signal
feedback from something
a feedback loop in something
to give comments or advice about someone's work
Please give me feedback after the meeting.
to receive comments or advice about your work
I got helpful feedback from my coworkers.
a process in which results are used to change the process
The thermostat creates a feedback loop.