What does faultfind mean?
Faultfind means (transitive) To find fault (with).
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Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
(transitive) To find fault (with).
Be not always faultfinding, even when your husband should once in a while stay a little too long from home, or commit some other impropriety, according to your standard of moral measures.
We've fault-found enough for one even.
Do not allow any one to enter your congregation who faultfinds the brethren in the publishing-work and insinuates against the ministry; who says, “The work is drifting into a compromise, and The Gospel Trumpet, which once brought us such inspiring messages, has also compromised.” […]
How the little ones and I would do the many chores about the house and make all bright and cheery, hoping to please "Papa," but he had always a grievance, was always faultfinding, and if there could be no possible complaint made about thing at home, […]
He always seemed angry and needlessly rough with his work as he fumed and fault-found.
It is normal for politicians to faultfind each other including character smearing.
The early adopters, chiefly the semiconductor community, used the instruments to check their production processes and to fault-find when things had gone wrong.
No matter what you do, they are prone to fault-find.
Use faultfind when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Faultfind means (transitive) To find fault (with).
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The opposite depends on the specific sense.
Be not always faultfinding, even when your husband should once in a while stay a little too long from home, or commit some other impropriety, according to your standard of moral measures.
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