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detractors

noun as in derogator

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Gabbard, who recently joined the Republican Party, has previously said her detractors are "warmongers" who seek to smear any critic of Washington's establishment.

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Whether that is fair criticism or not, for many of Davies’s detractors that is the perception of the party under his current spell in charge.

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Among detractors of Halifax's approach are some encampment residents themselves, who say they want resources spent on affordable housing instead.

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Ratings plunged after the segment, with some detractors accusing the couple of obeying the president-elect in advance for fear of retaliation once he’s back in the White House.

Those reports increasingly raised alarm bells not just among Democratic detractors of Gaetz and the president-elect, but among Senate Republicans — who met his withdrawal with what appeared to be an intentionally understated shrug.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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