Criticising is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CRITICISING 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 CRITICISING

criticise13 criticisingly21 criticize22

Words that contain CRITICISING

criticisingly21

How to use CRITICISING in a sentence

• Under the influence of wine della Rovere would have been capable of forgetting himself and criticising the Apocalypse.
• I gave the Government my voluntary and hearty co-operation, criticising it fully where I felt it was faulty but never wishing its destruction.
• Most of the free quotations, it will be seen, belong not so much to Irenaeus himself, as to the writers he is criticising.
• She was quite full in her treatment of Jane Austen and George Sand, praising as well as criticising with insight and fine discrimination.
• The girl on the table lay very still, now and then directing or gently criticising the well-intended operations on limb and body.
• I almost feel as if I should apologize for criticising such subtle arguments in rapid lectures of this kind.
• How different is the effect of that Eastern tale of our own days, which Lord Byron ought not to have forgotten when he was criticising his favourite romance.
• Carrollton for criticising her horsemanship, resolved to show him what she could do.
• In attending to the sermon, however, when at church, he laid himself back in his pew, shut his eyes, put the end of his gold-headed cane to his lips, and set a criticising.
• I was more inclined to feel as I did from the fact that the farm hands were encircling the poor devils, and criticising and abusing them without mercy.
• A still more famous case was that of Peter Zenger, a New York publisher, who was arrested in 1735 for criticising the administration.
• It is not meant by this that COLERIDGE was thereby shut out from criticising the definitions and statements to which he objected.
• However much the subject of his study may offend his taste or sin against his judgment, he never loses his temper with the author whom he is criticising.
• There is, however, a disturbing element which must be kept in mind in criticising the Lives of Ciaran.
• So, in criticising a story like this, we must rid ourselves of all our twentieth-century prejudices, and accept it in the simple faith of those to whom it was intended to be told.
• I wish especially for the purposes of this address that this association were an incorporated body so that I could speak of it as such and not seem to be criticising individuals.
• Zola was found guilty of publishing a letter criticising the Government for its conduct in the Esterhazy court-martial and declaring the innocence of Albert Dreyfus.
• With an extraordinary charm of persuasive correspondence he was constantly suggesting, criticising and stimulating.
• And the patriot, and the patriot alone, has not only the right but the duty of criticising his own country.
• I much fear that the spirit which you have aided to infuse into the army of criticising their commander and withholding confidence from him, will now turn upon you.
• He was very fond of criticising and objecting to what was proposed by other men.
• Barring his violence of language, and the impropriety of criticising his commander, there can be no doubt of the justice of what he said.
• Society, which began by criticising me, has now passed to cordial admiration.
• Keble then called on Isaac Williams and offered his help in criticising the poem and polishing it for printing.
• I much fear that the spirit which you have aided to infuse into the army, of criticising their commander and withholding confidence from him, will now turn upon you.
• But one may protest against criticising the Bible, or Homer, by methods like those which prove Shakspeare to have been Bacon.
• His speeches criticising the various bank schemes of 1815 and 1816 were serviceable to the public, and made the bank, as finally established, less harmful than it might have been.
• Vanity is so deep in its secret calculations that even when frankly criticising himself the writer is liable to the suspicion of not being quite open and above board.
• I have of course no thought of sketching his career or criticising his account of it.
• In consequence their transcendentalism was not a rehearsal of the Life of Reason, a retrospect criticising and justifying the phases of human progress.
• At home, when you are criticising these actions of Methuen, you must always bear two facts in mind.
• He expressed himself strongly on this subject, even criticising Mozart for having set Don Giovanni to music, saying that it degraded the art.
• She must not flatter herself that he thought of her dancing, but if he were criticising her behaviour, she did not feel afraid.
• In criticising Romanes, however, at the British Association, I want to call your special attention to a point I have hardly made clear enough in my paper.

Similar words containing CRITICIS without suffix ing

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