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Find fault with; express criticism of; point out real or perceived flaws.
knock
criticise
criticize
praise
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1
The best bet for Whitehall was to
pick
apart
the prosecutor's case.
2
Clementine tries to
pick
apart
other elements of the creation myth.
3
Mike and Matthew
pick
apart
the first speeches given by party leaders this year.
4
It's Friday, which means I'm cranky enough to
pick
apart
an ill-conceived concept design.
5
It wouldn't take much to
pick
apart
the knots and leave the place unguarded.
6
Sure, you could
pick
apart
individual screenshots from the trailer.
7
You can
pick
apart
the legacy of all these people.
8
It was difficult to
pick
apart
the exact moment that things got out of hand.
9
Pundits have started to
pick
apart
the Swans but Matthews offered nothing but supportive words.
10
We published a story that Wennerström could
pick
apart
point by point and prove his innocence.
11
Still, cornerback Charles Woodson said Manning had too much time to
pick
apart
the Oakland defense.
12
That's right, VR operated robots could soon
pick
apart
suspicious devices so humans don't have to.
13
Hornibrook never got rattled and found ways to
pick
apart
the Cougars on virtually every drive.
14
I whistled through my teeth, trying to
pick
apart
what I could of the club's finances.
15
Technically, there's always stuff I can
pick
apart
.
16
Waiting for next year, they fear, could give opponents more time to
pick
apart
the current legislation.
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