crit (Meaning)
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crit (n)
a bicycle race held on a short course (usually less than 5 km or 3 miles)
Synonyms & Antonyms of crit
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crit Sentence Examples
- The art critic's review of the exhibition was scathing, pointing out every flaw in the artist's work.
- As a food critic, her discerning palate allowed her to identify the subtlest flavors in any dish.
- The literary critic analyzed the novel's themes and characters in depth, offering valuable insights.
- The film critic's review praised the director's bold choices and powerful performances.
- Despite the harsh critique, the musician remained undeterred, using feedback to improve his craft.
- Critics of the government's policies voiced their concerns, calling for change and reform.
- The fashion critic applauded the designer's innovative approach to haute couture.
- His speech received mixed reviews from political critics, with some praising his eloquence and others questioning his sincerity.
- The theater critic's column in the newspaper was eagerly awaited by theater enthusiasts each week.
- The academic critic challenged prevailing theories in the field, offering alternative perspectives for consideration.
FAQs About the word crit
a bicycle race held on a short course (usually less than 5 km or 3 miles)
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The art critic's review of the exhibition was scathing, pointing out every flaw in the artist's work.
As a food critic, her discerning palate allowed her to identify the subtlest flavors in any dish.
The literary critic analyzed the novel's themes and characters in depth, offering valuable insights.
The film critic's review praised the director's bold choices and powerful performances.
