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critically
[ krit-ik-lee ]
adverb
- in a judgmental or disapproving manner:
The backlash was immediate after he spoke critically of his opponent’s personal life.
- in a manner involving skillful analysis of merit, as of a decision or work of art or literature: critically admired novels.
a critically sanctioned project;
critically admired novels.
- to a devastating degree, leading to or reaching a crisis:
As floodwaters rise, we are critically lacking sandbags and evacuation transport.
- seriously or extremely, as of a gravely unstable medical condition: a critically ill pneumonia patient.
critically injured;
a critically ill pneumonia patient.
- with decisive or essential importance with respect to the outcome; crucially; indispensably:
The success of this experiment critically relies on optimal weather.
Other ˜yÐÄvlog Forms
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of critically1
Example Sentences
Chamberlain was unprepared for the response to his role in the critically acclaimed, highly rated miniseries.
It’s an astonishing version of an already critically acclaimed album.
This has meant still more forced displacements of starving families, more bombed refugee camps and more hospitals overflowing with critically injured people and almost no supplies.
Nine people have been injured, including four critically.
Nearly five years after the release of its critically acclaimed debut album, “Regresa,†the duo has announced an upcoming U.S. tour and new album.
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