Pronunciation: /fɔltˈfaɪndɪŋ/
noun a tendency to criticize or complain about others
A1 I don't like fault-finding in others.
A2 She is always engaging in fault-finding with her coworkers.
B1 His fault-finding attitude often creates tension in the workplace.
B2 The manager's fault-finding behavior is demotivating for the team.
C1 Her fault-finding nature can be quite exhausting for those around her.
C2 The constant fault-finding of the project manager led to a decrease in team morale.
adjective constantly looking for flaws or mistakes in others
A1 She is always fault-finding and never appreciates the good in others.
A2 His fault-finding attitude often leads to conflicts with his colleagues.
B1 The manager's fault-finding behavior creates a negative work environment.
B2 Her fault-finding tendencies make it difficult for her to maintain positive relationships.
C1 His fault-finding nature has caused him to lose friends and allies in the industry.
C2 The company's culture of fault-finding has hindered innovation and progress.
formal The constant fault-finding in the project review meeting was counterproductive.
informal Stop with all the fault-finding, let's just get the job done.
slang She's always on a fault-finding mission, it's so annoying.
figurative His fault-finding attitude is like a dark cloud hovering over the team's morale.
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