Criticized is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CRITICIZED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CRITICIZE, to censure, also CRITICISE
• indicate the faults of (someone or something) in a disapproving way
• form and express a judgement of (a literary or artistic work)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to act as a critic

Words related to CRITICIZED

criticize22

Words that contain CRITICIZED

hypercriticized37

How to use CRITICIZED in a sentence

• His own story was praised for the occasional good sentence and criticized for its lack of structure.
• No matter how honest your motives, if others criticized your actions your feelings would be hurt.
• Towards the last he was passionate when criticized.
• Mulroney was also criticized for being too friendly with the Americans.
• Finally, some reformers criticized conservatism purely on the basis of Chinese thought.
• All superior officers must be criticized by the standard of their efficiency in superior commands.
• It was not long before they even criticized us openly, and looking at it from a distance I do not blame them.
• The task of governing well was becoming more and more difficult, and reigning monarchs were criticized in an open fashion, such as had not hitherto been possible.
• As temperance reformers, they criticized in a caustic manner those who would not accept their opinions.
• She knew she was being criticized, knew that her position there was being looked upon in the least charitable light of all.
• He criticized their rash attempt to sustain a lost cause, and at the same time praised the courage of the German army in the highest terms.
• It is true that reformers have very strenuously criticized the policy of restricting teachers to a definite course of study.
• Perhaps a man might lead her to give up certain of her ways that caused her to be criticized.
• Maspero, where the original texts are translated and criticized.
• Tintoretto stood aside while the others unfolded their designs, which were examined and criticized.
• He left his bundle in his stall at the lodging house, criticized himself before the cracked mirror in the hall, and went down on the street.
• He was severely criticized for his statement, and yet it is very true, and for more than a generation it had been taught to American boys and girls.
• But he criticized himself for this, not the language.
• We then discussed and criticized a second argument for polygamy, based upon the assumption that a man requires more from women than one woman can afford him.
• We have free speech, and even the Emperor can be freely criticized without fear.
• This battle, or rather the policy of fighting it, or suffering it to be fought, has been more criticized than any other battle of the campaign.
• And now she realized that Susan had criticized that heart.
• He criticized them with a freedom that was entirely unprejudiced by tradition.
• Agg criticized more than George, who had begun to take the attitude that Agg ought to be philosophically accepted as incomprehensible rather than criticized.
• He criticized the King, guided the people, and held the nation loyal to Jehovah.
• Much practice in framing questions, having them criticized, having them answered just as they are asked, is necessary.
• He criticized them for their shortcomings in other things, just as he criticized others for their shortcomings in art.

Similar words containing CRITICIZ without suffix ed

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