critical

Phonetic Respelling: [ krit-i-kuhl ]

Definition:

adj. 1 tending to find fault; 2 urgently needed

Sentence:

The teacher was critical of my report. OR He forgot a critical step in the plan.

More example sentences:

The teacher was critical of my report. OR He forgot a critical step in the plan.

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Urban sprawl is a critical environmental issue.

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What critical job does the basketball coach give to Nate?

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Andrew was consistently critical of who?

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What equipment is critical to doing the job of the court reporter?

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Why is Legacy Day critical to the Land of Ever After?

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What organization, established in 1912, marked a critical breakthough in the developmemt of child labor laws?

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He forgot a critical step in the plan.

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Tomorrow is the critical meeting with the financiers.

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Her father was critical of fame and the trappings of celebrity.

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That is a critical step in classifying causable patterns.

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And then the Culinary Institute of America opened a campus in the Pearl district of town and the Alamo City's revitalization achieved critical mass.

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Synonyms:

faultfinding; nitpicking; harsh

Antonyms:

praising

Critical rhymes:

• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • critical
• Four Syllable Rhymes
  • uncritical
• Five Syllable Rhymes
  • analytical
  • apolitical
  • hyperhypononpolitical
• Six Syllable Rhymes
  • geopolitical