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critique
[kri-teek]
noun
an article or essay criticizing a literary or other work; detailed evaluation; review.
a criticism or critical comment on some problem, subject, etc.
the art or practice of criticism.
verb (used with object)
to review or analyze critically.
critique
/ ɪˈپː /
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
Standing alongside a hundred civic leaders as police sirens blared in the background, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass delivered her most impassioned critique of the federal response to anti-ICE protests to date Thursday.
Folk in the Treasury are aware of this critique and particularly those who might point to some squeezed day-to-day budgets and claim we are experiencing what they see as austerity.
The collective longing for a sturdier system, currently molting in tradwife TikToks and behind the paywall of Andrew Tate’s Hustlers University, is supported by a scaffolding of legitimate critique.
A day earlier, the president had been more pointed in her critique of U.S. immigration roundups, which have drawn widespread outrage here.
I’d like to see Dylan mix it up with his critique and commentary a bit more.
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