Criticised is valid Scrabble Word

Is criticised a scrabble word?
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10 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for CRITICISED in dictionary:

VERB:

CRITICISE, to censure, also CRITICIZE
indicate the faults of (someone or something) in a disapproving way
form and express a judgement of (a literary or artistic work)

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

British variant of criticize

Words related to CRITICISED

criticise13 criticize22

Words that contain CRITICISED

hypercriticised28

How to use CRITICISED in a sentence

His work is also criticised as being too effeminate for ordinary readers.
There is the usual crowding in doorways, and appropriation of seats whence arrivals can be seen and criticised.
And it seems to be as applicable to nearly all the grammars now in use, as to those which he criticised a hundred and thirty years ago.
It must be taken for what it is, must not be criticised, is to be used to the highest ends.
I took the same pleasure in hearing it praised and felt the same mortification in hearing it criticised.
Criticised in detail, each separate figure may be faulty.
Wagner criticised his execution, and was invited to do better.
In consequence of his action in that matter he was severely criticised and censured by Republicans generally, and by Southern Republicans especially.
But unfortunately his phrase suggests the theory which has been criticised above.
They attacked him with redoubled severity and criticised all his questionable acts.

They questioned his honesty, and criticised the conduct of his hospitals.
Instinct told her that, while others might have criticised, this simple-hearted fellow would only compassionate her toil.
His desertion of her on the very day succeeding the wedding had been freely criticised, and in many quarters condemned out of hand.
In the evening he had once more gone through the ceremonies of mass, Dom Anthony stood by, and watched and reminded and criticised.
His wife was accustomed to explain to him, when he criticised the inadequacy of her attire, that she fully made up for it by some extra, hidden warmth of clothing.
His withdrawal occasioned inconvenience, and has been sharply criticised.
These are the same statements that were made regarding space, and, as they have to be criticised in just the same way, it is not necessary to dwell upon them at great length.
When the bill came forth from the committee, Lord Palmerston proposed amendments in harmony with the principles upon which he had criticised the measure on going into committee.
The Earl of Lucan had no alternative but to obey, more especially as the cavalry had been much criticised by anonymous writers from the camp.
He censured Michaelis for having criticised all the heart out of the time-honored and God-given record.
Actions, more apparent than real, are the criticised rewards of Good or Evil, 705-l.
She found it delightful to be able to read what she pleased without being criticised, and to talk about slavery freely.
Her book was received with much favor by slave-holders and their apologists, though it was harshly criticised by a few of the more sensible of the former.
This was opposed to the prevailing opinion, and to the view taken up and criticised by Mandeville.
Someone of us criticised the story, and asked whether it was not a case of refined selfishness.
Pitt returned to the Commons after the declaration of war, and forcibly criticised some of the financial and defensive measures of the ministry.
Tylor on the causes of the origin of religion are now criticised, not from the point of view of spiritualism, but of experimental psychology.
In these conversations books were read and criticised, theological and other subjects, including some politics, were discussed.
Montholon reports that Napoleon criticised the work, and remarked that some one must have assisted him.
Many people have criticised General Gomez for not gathering his forces together to fight one big battle which shall decide the war.
I remained the longer in their department, and criticised the bad appearance of their goods the more.

Similar words containing CRITICIS without suffix ed

criticise13 criticism15 criticiser14 criticises14 criticisms16 criticisers15 criticising16 criticisable18 criticisingly21 hypercriticise26 hypercriticism28 hypercriticised28 hypercriticises27 hypercriticisms29 oneirocriticism21 countercriticis21 countercriticism24 countercriticisms25

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