Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
mixed-review
noun
/mɪkst rɪˈvjʊ:/

Definition
A critical evaluation that includes both positive and negative feedback.

Examples
- The film received a mixed review from critics, praising its cinematography but criticizing its plot.
- She gave a mixed review on the restaurant, highlighting the excellent service but the mediocre food.
- The novel garnered mixed reviews, with some readers loving the characters while others found the story lacking.

Meaning
Refers to a situation where an assessment presents a combination of good and bad points, resulting in a diverse perspective.

Synonyms
- ambivalent assessment
- diverse evaluation
- dual critique