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Meanings of scathing of in English

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Usage of scathing of in English
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Technology experts are scathing of security failures within state sector IT systems.
Radio NZ
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Many other commentators were far more scathing of the Aussie's self-inflicted wound.
News.com.au
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Channel 7's Brian Taylor was also scathing of the Demons' lifeless performance.
News.com.au
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Marshall, a veteran of 27 Tests for New Zealand, was scathing of Taumalolo.
Radio NZ
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Footy commentator Gerard Whateley was scathing of the Crows' effort against the Kangaroos.
News.com.au
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Hitchens is contemptuous of the former, but scathing of the latter.
The Guardian
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The report was however quite scathing of the government's work for the dole scheme.
The Guardian
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He has also been scathing of English's performance as leader.
Reuters
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Other fans were scathing of the rationale offered by TFH.
The Guardian
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All party leaders were particularly scathing of the retention of Minister for Health Mary Harney.
The Irish Times
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It was particularly scathing of payphone funding, which it said should be renegotiated this year.
News.com.au
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Hodgson was scathing of the decision and of the new interpretation of handball in general.
Reuters
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But the US is also scathing of the "sclerotic leadership" of the opposition.
The Guardian
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She was even more scathing of Dr Smith's performance.
Radio NZ
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In its legislative proposal, the European Commission is scathing of the practices of the card companies.
Reuters
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A UK tax researcher is scathing of the OECD's ability to crack down on tax havens.
Radio NZ
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