Criticised can be categorized as a verb.
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criticise - find fault with; express criticism of; point out real or perceived flaws; "The paper criticized the new movie"; "Don't knock the food--it's free" | ||
criticise - act as a critic; "Those who criticize others often are not perfect, either" |
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1. | verb | The government are being criticised from all sides. | |
2. | verb | The stimulus package was heavily criticised. | |
3. | verb | He criticised the destructive power of financial markets. | |
4. | verb | No one likes to hear their work criticised. | |
5. | verb | Tom's boss criticised him for not having any initiative. | |
6. | verb | Everything Tom did, Mary criticised. | |
7. | verb | The government was criticised for not taking pre-emptive action to avoid the catastrophic consequences for customers following the collapse of the National Bank. | |
8. | verb | Critics praised the game's graphics and storyline, but criticised its gameplay mechanics. | |
9. | verb | He was exiled for having criticised the regime. | |
10. | verb | He was harshly criticised. | |
11. | verb | Yuna felt demotivated after being criticised for her work. | |
12. | verb | She is constantly criticised. | |
13. | verb | He is constantly criticised. | |
14. | verb | Sometimes critics don't know what they criticise. | |
15. | verb | If you want to criticise other people, first you must improve your own methods. |
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The government are being criticised from all sides. | |
The stimulus package was heavily criticised. | |
He criticised the destructive power of financial markets. | |
No one likes to hear their work criticised. | |
Tom's boss criticised him for not having any initiative. | |
Everything Tom did, Mary criticised. | |
The government was criticised for not taking pre-emptive action to avoid the catastrophic consequences for customers following the collapse of the National Bank. | |
Critics praised the game's graphics and storyline, but criticised its gameplay mechanics. | |
He was exiled for having criticised the regime. | |
He was harshly criticised. | |
Yuna felt demotivated after being criticised for her work. | |
She is constantly criticised. | |
He is constantly criticised. | |
Sometimes critics don't know what they criticise. | |
If you want to criticise other people, first you must improve your own methods. |