Definitions
Very important; fault-finding
Word origin
From Latin criticus + English -al.
Used in a sentence
“A good teacher is fair but critical.”
“Let us go back to the beginning and consider what the charge is that has made people so critical of me, and has encouraged Meletus to draw up this indictment.”
“This is a critical moment.”
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