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Meanings of uncritical in English
Spanish
nada crítico Marked by disregard for critical standards or procedures.
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Usage of uncritical in English
1
That often resulted in people becoming trusting and uncritical of the system.
2
They may have been mistaken: Roosevelt may be uncritical in his judgments.
3
It was some weeks before the initial naïve, uncritical enjoyment wore off.
4
I love Cork with an unthinking - but not uncritical - passion.
5
Most of his staff were fairly uncritical believers, or pretended to be.
6
If the price of the craic was uncritical cheerleading, so be it.
7
This book, by an Englishman, is not uncritical but leaves Hume undiminished.
8
Hume, indeed, is often the most incautious and uncritical of all writers.
9
It was all very commonplace, but they were both young and uncritical.
10
Science has taken the place of religion in a cocoon of uncritical certainty.
11
Belief is uncritical acceptance of something you cannot prove one way or another.
12
This confines Islamic education to uncritical transmission of a revered set of texts.
13
The uncritical clamour for the entire dismantling of Irish Water continues.
14
This naive uncritical spirit is especially apparent in the treatment of Roman chronology.
15
To the uncritical observer the possible achievements of invention and discovery seem boundless.
16
The principles on which the superscriptions were added were altogether superficial and uncritical.
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