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Meanings of critique (critiques) in English
An essay or article that gives a critical evaluation (as of a book or play)
Usage of critiques in English
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In the book Brady explores human violence and critiques other serial killers.
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Several workers took the unusual step of tweeting their critiques of Facebook.
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EBONY: There have been critiques that burlesque shows are not diverse enough.
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Instead, Valeant and Allergan exchanged potentially damaging critiques in a long conflict.
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It had been submitted during the same period as the 'questioned' critiques.
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Chappelle's scathing critiques were tempered with a juvenile silliness, a slippery slope.
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Several members of the Bush camp vigorously rejected the donor critiques.
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But I want to acknowledge those critiques and say that I understand them.
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Of course, these insights have to be subjected to rigorous critiques.
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The second reason has to do with the Khan Academy critiques.
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There's a passage that spoke to many of the critiques I read elsewhere.
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For the first time this season all the queens receive critiques.
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To Mitch Hoffman, for good counsel, excellent critiques, and well-placed cheers.
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Rice further critiques the car-crash commercial for having scored several marketing own goals.
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And these critiques were not confined to the señoras and señoritas.
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And Harris drew largely harsh critiques from viewers chiming in on social media.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common