feedback
word
Definition
Feedback is information or opinions about how someone is doing something, given to help them improve or to show what is working well.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used in educational, professional, and technical contexts. Can refer to both positive and negative responses, but not emotional reactions. Collocations: 'give feedback', 'constructive feedback', 'ask for feedback'. Frequently confused with 'comment' (which can be neutral or informal). Used as an uncountable noun ('some feedback', not 'a feedback').
Example Sentences
Please give me feedback after the presentation.
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Thanks for all the honest feedback—it really helped me.
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We really value your feedback during the beta test.
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The teacher gave me useful feedback on my essay.
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She likes to receive feedback to improve her work.
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Can I get some quick feedback on this report before I send it?
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