Criticises is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CRITICISES 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 CRITICISES

criticise13 criticize22

How to use CRITICISES in a sentence

• It was not to be missed by any self-respecting journalist to whom all life is a stage play which he describes and criticises from a free seat in the front of the house.
• Her realism is well defined when she criticises one of those persons who take mere fancy for imagination, to whom all facts are unworthy of recognition.
• He compares, weighs, criticises, and endeavours to get at the truth of the thing, and in this way resembles the critical historian.
• He criticises the good intentions of the whole system of governing and influential people, and not only their good intentions, but their ability.
• I have never, even by implication, put such a problem, and there is nothing in the article which he criticises, nor in any other statement of my own, that justifies it.
• He criticises the tales told to Lalla Rookh by a young poet on her way to Delhi, and great was his mortification to find that the poet was the young king his master.
• He further criticises upon him as mingling too much Gallantry with his Poem, which, he thinks, is unbecoming the Gravity of his Subject.
• The assumption of it is that a man criticises this world as if he were house-hunting, as if he were being shown over a new suite of apartments.
• Every philosopher, in his own way, criticises experience, and seeks its interpretation.
• Darwin criticises in detail the hypothesis of great and abrupt changes and comes to the conclusion that it does not give even a shadow of an explanation of the origin of species.
• That is what makes him so terrible to the people he criticises, and so effective.
• In coming closer to the main current of the book, our first disappointment is that Sir Henry Maine has not been very careful to do full justice to the views that he criticises.
• The one who criticises conditions is a disturber and a traitor.
• The public generally clamors for vengeance and unfairly and unjustly criticises the board, especially when a released man violates his parole or commits another crime.
• Carpenter criticises an account given by Lord Crawford of this performance.
• I mean that there is something which criticises even the conscience.
• The youthful and rather awkward satirist Persius sees the life which he criticises rather through the medium of books than through his own eyes.
• Unluckily Herr Parish only criticises these three cases, how accurately we have remarked.
• The Attorney-General criticises in his report the provisions of existing law fixing the fees of jurors and witnesses in the Federal courts.

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