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critique
[ kri-teek ]
noun
- an article or essay criticizing a literary or other work; detailed evaluation; review.
- the art or practice of criticism.
verb (used with object)
- to review or analyze critically.
critique
/ krɪˈtiːk /
noun
- a critical essay or commentary, esp on artistic work
- the act or art of criticizing
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of critique1
Example Sentences
While Trump has been more circumspect, limiting most of his China critiques to the realm of trade, he is filling his foreign policy team with vocal China critics.
But “Heretic” doesn’t earn, or even appear interested in, that critique.
Through these comical yet eye-opening critiques, she realized her platform — as a Black foodie born and raised in L.A. — was an anomaly.
Your book draws attention to a group of Black abolitionist writers who sought to explain and critique that gap, and also explore what to do about it.
The cash-hungry hitman's quote may seem an odd choice for someone soon to take the second-highest office in the land, especially one that essentially reads as a critique of any system of morality.
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