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Meanings of critique in English
An essay or article that gives a critical evaluation (as of a book or play)
Usage of critique in English
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Anecdotes enliven the text, including a blistering critique of Ernst & Young.
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Long term, he's going to learn to better critique his own dishes.
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Long review of this film with critique of Lawrence's work as well.
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Lenthy critique of Truffaut's work and quotations by him about his work.
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Political, 2002, a wry critique on power and geography by Tom Lubbock.
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Gillard justified her position with a critique: marriage is an anachronistic institution.
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Make your case down in the comments and I'll critique your arguments.
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Another question I have is when did feminist critique on literature begin?
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You can view all the preliminary work online, and even critique it.
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She did the impossible; her critique was both acutely perceptive and gentle.
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Nearly every critique carried the name of the student and the date.
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As a critique of Stockhausen's approach, this seems wide of the mark.
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The LessAccounting critique was just a sample of part of his process.
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The more potent critique, nonetheless, is that Osborne has no long-term strategy.
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It's a prerequisite for any useful understanding or critique of our institutions.
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I would never be presumptuous enough to, you know, critique the past.
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Critique through the time
Critique across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common