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critical commentary

critical commentary noun: a detailed text in which the writer employs critical thinking to analyze the subject and considers it from several angles.

Noun

critical commentary (countable and uncountable, plural critical commentaries)

  1. A detailed text in which the writer employs critical thinking to analyze the subject and considers it from several angles.

Forms of critical commentary

pluralcritical commentaries

Questions about critical commentary

What does critical commentary mean?
Critical commentary means a detailed text in which the writer employs critical thinking to analyze the subject and considers it from several angles.
What part of speech is critical commentary?
Critical commentary is a noun.
What is the plural of critical commentary?
The plural of critical commentary is critical commentaries.

Words near critical commentary in the dictionary

  1. critical apparatus
  2. critical applied linguistics
  3. critical brain hypothesis
  4. critical care
  5. critical commentaries
  6. critical commentary
  7. critical condition
  8. critical dissonance
  9. critical exponent
  10. critical exponents
  11. critical function

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