Pronunciation: /krɪˈtik/
noun a detailed analysis or assessment of something, especially a literary, philosophical, or artistic work
A1 I received a critique from my teacher on my homework.
A2 She gave me a helpful critique on my presentation.
B1 The film received mixed critiques from critics.
B2 The book was met with high praise and critical critique.
C1 Her critique of the new policy was thorough and well-reasoned.
C2 The art critic's insightful critique shed new light on the artist's work.
verb to evaluate or analyze something in a detailed and critical way
A1 She critiques her friend's outfit choices.
A2 He critiques the movie for its unrealistic plot.
B1 The teacher critiques the students' essays for grammar errors.
B2 The art critic critiques the new exhibit at the gallery.
C1 The literary scholar critiques the famous author's latest novel in a detailed analysis.
C2 The film director critiques every aspect of the movie production to ensure perfection.
formal The professor provided a detailed critique of the student's research paper.
informal I appreciate your critique of my presentation, it helps me improve.
slang I can't believe she critiqued my outfit like that, so rude.
figurative His critique of the political system was like a breath of fresh air in the stagnant debate.
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