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Meanings of critically in English

Portuguese
criticamente

In a critical manner.

criticamente
Usage of critically in English
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Barnard says the situation is critically dangerous for everyone in South Africa.
The South African
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But in terms of our economy and our health, it's critically important.
Wired
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Science, technology, engineering and maths are critically important areas for modern society.
The Irish Times
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The need for power Energy supply on the continent is critically low.
The South African
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Therefore, strategies that could aid in ameliorating colistin resistance are critically needed.
Pubmed
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The purchase of government bonds would be viewed extremely critically in Germany.
Reuters
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A fourth critically injured victim was Belgian, she told a news conference.
The Guardian
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Officials said more than 100 people were injured, many of them critically.
Reuters
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However, these guidelines often give contradictory advice and should be appraised critically.
Pubmed
10
The Iraqi military said several Iraqi air defense servicemen were critically wounded.
Reuters
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However, these methods critically depend on the smoothing scheme for function interpolation.
Pubmed
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However, the microstructure was critically important for its impact on electrochemical properties.
Pubmed
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All this could critically undermine Europe's economic strength in the long run.
Reuters
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Building on existing strengths will be critically important for the economic recovery.
The Irish Times
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He weighed the flower in his hand and sniffed the envelope critically.
Men of Affairs
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That great writing can also be critically acclaimed and have large readership.
The new yorker
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Critically through the time
Critically across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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