1. capable of being criticized; open to criticism or objection
Usage: formal; often used in academic or analytical contexts

Examples

• The government's decision to raise taxes is criticizable on several grounds.
• His methodology, while innovative, remains criticizable for its lack of peer review.
• Every policy is criticizable if examined closely enough.
• The film's portrayal of historical events is criticizable for historical inaccuracy.
• Her argument is logically sound but criticizable in its assumptions.
• The company's environmental practices are highly criticizable by conservation groups.