detractor
Noun
Meaning
one who disparages or belittles the worth of something
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An avoidable quality detractor is freezer burn.
And the new model, I think, has been a huge detriment and detractor of the creative work.
Smarm and sass trump sugar and spice, when deflecting the cruel barbs of a trite and tactless detractor.
Taurus Smarm and sass trump sugar and spice, when deflecting the cruel barbs of a trite and tactless detractor.
John Podhoretz, former Reagan speechwriter and current anti-Trump conservative Twitter egg, attempted to go in on a detractor who called him a kiddie porn addict.
IGN has commented that the menu system used by the games is a major detractor for many and is a "significant reason why they haven't touched the series."