A poorly delivered criticism that is hurtful and malicious is considered destructive criticism. This type of criticism often focuses on attacking the person rather than providing constructive feedback on their actions or behavior. It can have a negative impact on the individual's self-esteem and relationships.
Yes, very much so. Malicious gossip can be hurtful and destructive and therefore it is wrong.
It's the intent behind the criticism/feedback. If it is meant to be constructive or to be hurtful makes a big difference.
Because they have a hard time controlling their emotions.
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Criticism is when you constantly pick out the faults of someone or something and say hurtful things to them. For example: "That girl's pants don't match her shirt." In a formal situation, criticism is when you critique the work of others in order to give them better feedback on how well or bad they did on something. For instance, in school, your teacher may ask you to swap papers with a partner so that you can give each other feedback. This is called critiquing. Criticism isn't always bad, though sometimes it may be hurtful.
Some of their comments are hurtful and demeaning.
Hurtful has two syllables.
Hurtful
Comments anywhere can be hurtful; it depends what comments are made, and about whom.
What is another word for the phrase "hurtful in speech
sarcastic
It is very hurtful to Earth beings . . . it would kill us after one breath of it.