critique

IPA: krʌtˈik

(uncountable) The art of criticism.
(countable) An essay in which another piece of work is criticised, reviewed, etc.
(countable) A point made to criticize something.
(obsolete, countable) A critic; one who criticises.

Examples of "critique" in Sentences

I love the fashion critique from a woman in sweats.
I guess I'm confused as to what, exactly, this reader's "critique" is based on.
Actually, the classic Twitter "critique" is to say, "why do I care what someone's cooking for breakfast?"
But choking off open discussion/critique is a common practice of any number of authoritarian soapboxes on the Web.
Yet oddly, teachers who teach art and design act as critics, and the "critique" is an integral part of most courses.
Missing from your critique is any acknowledgement that Obama could have followed your suggestion to the letter and got absolutely nothing for his troubles.
Re brewmn at 47: Missing from your critique is any acknowledgement that Obama could have followed your suggestion to the letter and got absolutely nothing for his troubles.
With the distance of five years and newly remastered, stunning HD transfers (looking especially eye-popping on Blu-ray), Park Chan-wook's bizarre and curiously cathartic revenge trilogy, which he calls a critique of the class system, is starting to shape up as one of the last decade's major works.