criticize

IPA: krˈɪtɪsaɪz

verb

  • To find fault (with something).
  • To evaluate (something), assessing its merits and faults.
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Examples of "criticize" in Sentences

  • The reviewer also criticized tedious sentences.
  • Scholars Tieken and Swamy criticize this synchronism as of circular logic.
  • A party that has zero solutions and can only criticize is destined for failure.
  • They have become so paralyzed as a Party all they can do is criticize from the sidelines.
  • What I criticize is the "do as I say, not as I do" hypocrisy that characterizes liberal approaches to education.
  • Boy, the ridiculous right is like a spoiled four year old: never happy, refusing to agree with anything because its far more easy to be a coward and criticize from the sidelines.
  • It's the only thing anyone can grab onto and criticize from a very qualified individual. look at the rest of her judicial record. you may not agree with some of her decisions, but that doenst make her unqualified to be a supreme court justice.
  • Republicans, by taking the House, are going to be forced into "having a dog in the fight" instead of being able to merely criticize from the sidelines as the "Party of 'No,'" because they're going to be the ones to produce legislation and budgets, instead of having the luxury of just opposing everything the other party comes up with.

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