Vocabulary Entry

flack

|noun • verb

noun

A term or name used to describe a person involved in public relations or media attention, often in a context of providing criticism or negative feedback.

Example Sentences

"The celebrity faced a lot of flack for their controversial remarks."

"Public figures often receive flack from the media."

"After the decision was announced, the company was hit with flack from its customers."

verb

Example Sentences

"The critics flacked the movie for its poor storyline."

"She felt that the reporter flacked her performance in the interview."

"During the debate, he flacked his opponent's policy proposals."