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Meaning critique meaning

What does critique mean?

critique

— verb (= review) appraise critically She reviews books for the New York Times Please critique this performance — noun (= review) an essay or article that gives a critical evaluation (as of a book or play) — noun (= criticism) a serious examination and judgment of something constructive criticism is always appreciated

Synonyms critique synonyms

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criticism review criticize notice critical review review article write-up value valuate take stock scrutinise reviewing regard referee rate rap make judge investigation inquiry guesstimate give gauge fire figure examine closely examination evaluate estimate disapproval criticisms critic censure call attack assess approximate appraise analysis

Topics critique topics

What do people use critique to talk about?
Language and thought Communication Say

Criticize
Language and thought Think Opinion

Approve of something

Conjugation critique conjugation

How do you conjugate critique?

critique · verb

Examples critique examples

How do I use critique in a sentence?

Simple sentences

You can critique it all you want and it won't change a thing. It's over.
Critique of Pure Reason is German philosopher Immanuel Kant's chief literary work.
Mary has always been left-leaning, but since she's got a seat in parliament for the Left Party, she has become a media star with her radical critique of capitalism.
Her critique was totally inappropriate.

Movie subtitles

I love to talk film discuss, to critique.
Please don't be sad or reproach yourselves with the situation or consider it as a form of critique or whatever.
Let me know when the critique is over.
I WAS HOPING THAT MAYBE YOU COULD COME BY AND GIVE ME YOUR CRITIQUE.
Skip the technical critique.
I wanna start videotaping the traumas so we can critique our work.
Meantime, we can play back the tape critique your technique.
I mean, is this some kind of critique?
No, it's not a critique, it's just what happened.
The point ofthis course is not to critique popular American culture.
I appreciate the critique.
I want a serious critique.
You have to trust a true compliment as much as a critique.
Why don't you show me your technique, and then I'll critique it.
Uh, Zig, would you like to start the critique, since you also have firsthand knowledge on the subject?
I just try to sell it, I don't critique it.
You came all the way up here to give a critique?
Is that why you dropped by, to critique the collection?
But life goes on, so get your papers out, get ready for the first critique.
Have you seen him? Well, he was just at the critique of our midterms.
He stuck his painting in my portfolio thinking somehow Mr. Reuben would critique it before I could find it.
Let's skip the technical critique. I need some help.
Is your Film a critique of the increasing prudishness of modern society?
You're her editor. No, it's not a critique, it's just what happened.
The point of this course is not to critique popular American culture.
Dear friends, after the words of Alfonso Onaindia there's been some mischievous critique by someone who seems not have gotten his desires.
But the critique that attains the truth of the spectacle. discovers it as the visible negation of life; as a negation of life. become visible.
It is the critique of the totality, and historical critique.
The style which contains its own critique. should express the domination of present critique. over its entire past.
This theoretical consciousness of movement, in which the very trace of movement should be present, manifests itself by the overturning of established.. relations between concepts, and by the detournement of all the acquisitions of previous critique.
Detournement has based its cause on nothing. exterior to its own truth as present critique.
The proletarian revolution is this critique of human geography, through which individuals and communities. must construct the sites and events. corresponding to the appropriation, not only of their labor, but of their total history.
Now that such people can no longer get away with assuring us that this society is completely satisfactory, they hasten to declare themselves dissatisfied with any critique of it.
Their anger confirms the fact that the appearance of such a critique in a film upsets them even more than in a book.
But his critique of the situation provoked reactions from all political parties.
It was a minor critique.

News and current affairs

The deeper and overriding point of Kaufman's critique of our system is the need for tough laws.
This year's Nobel prize celebrates a critique of simplistic market economics, just as last year's award (of which I was one of the three winners) did.
But this critique is overblown: Greenspan is long gone, but the focus on central-bank pronouncements is greater than ever.
Feminists understandably have often shied away from scientific evidence that challenges this critique of sex roles.
This is not to say that they agree with the American critique of Indonesian policy.
Deaton goes on to offer a revealing critique of some of the most hyped and fashionable approaches to improving aid.
Germany's media largely supports the critique.
Art as a critique of luxury and excess!
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao has, in fact, gone public with a similar critique.
Most ironic is the self-fulfilling critique that many activists now use.
The late Ashok Rudra, himself a man of the Left but an empiricist, provided the most cogent critique of this view.
This critique of the market is, of course, one-sided.
Ironically, part of the Left--Greens and other environmentalists--adopted historical Conservatism's critique of technology and uneasiness with modernity.
A critique of individualism in the name of collective values occurs frequently in the Pope's pronouncements.
But this overlooks a much more important aspect of the productivity-measurement critique: the undercounting of work time associated with the widespread use of portable information appliances.
While Porter's critique was directed at business managers, it bears critically on the current US policy debate.
I make these somewhat critical observations about China not with any sense of moral superiority or a wish to relieve myself of the responsibility to level the same critique at my own country's recent failures.
Wen's critique paved the way for China to face its rebalancing imperatives head on.
Wen Jiabao's critique six years ago was a powerful diagnosis of the Old China's flaws that pointed to the Next China's hopes and dreams.
Despite a detailed critique of the prosecution's case by two Chinese defense lawyers, the sentence, which had been known privately among officials for several days, was confirmed.
An entire academic discipline emerged out of the wholesale critique of the male tendency to create hierarchy, engage in territoriality, and be drawn to conflict.
Those of us who were not post-Zionists, but liberal Zionists, were even proud of the way our society had entered this phase of self-inspection and self-critique.
But others supported Yu Jie's critique.
For almost 40 years, that era's Western feminist critique of rigid sex-role stereotyping has prevailed.
But these arguments became tangled up in a broader critique of the Fed's actions.

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