scathing
To scathing is to criticize harshly. When you scathingly critique someone's work, you are usually very critical.
The scathing review was full of negative comments.
The scathing review left no room for interpretation.
To scathing is to criticize harshly. When you scathingly critique someone's work, you are usually very critical.
The scathing review was full of negative comments.
The scathing review left no room for interpretation.
adjective
marked by harshly abusive criticism
Synonyms:
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The opposition were scathing in their criticism of the NDP.
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Jourgensen frequently offered scathing criticism of the Bush family.
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It has been scathing in its criticism of the Patriot Act.
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Bush has been the subject of both popular praise and scathing criticism.
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It was a scathing critique of the leftist establishment of the era.
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Dukakis suffered a scathing defeat in the election.
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The negative reviews were mainly scathing.
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His scathing sense of humour appealed to women.
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These are the scathing comments by cast members and studio heads.
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That has led to a jeremiad mentality, epitomized by Al Gore and the scathing warnings.