Draw rebuke

attracts?

I find rebuke quite an odd verb to use here. You can only really rebuke a person (or animal I suppose) and it's not what critics do anyway. It's certainly not the same thing as criticism. Have another think. negative reviews? bad reviews?

Hi,
"It draws rebukes form critics." Say 'drew' if you are referring to the past.

Is the upper sentence right? I want to express it was criticized by critics.

Instead of draw , is there other words could be used in front of rebuke?
'Rebuke' is not a common word in this context.

You could say things like this.
It drew bad reviews.
It was panned by the

I think it's okay. You can use "It elicits rebukes," but that may be too high register to fit the context. Some critics favor strong language.

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hellohello" It draws rebukes from critics."

I would say^
It is admonished/rebuked/reprimanded/reproofed/censured/reproached/blamed by critics.

It raises/gives raise to/provokes/calles forth rebukes from critics/faultfineders/cavillers.

Hi, Avangi. I'm a little bit slow. Again. Have a good day.

And Clive and Nona, too.