verb
definition
To review something.
example
I want you to critique this new idea of mine.
Examples of critiquing in a Sentence
Participants learn how to improve their writing skills, as well as gain the skills necessary for critiquing other writers' work.
Different than beer, different than spirit alcohol, wine inherently lends itself more to in-depth analysis, rumination, introspection, chit-chat, and general critiquing.
As happens with most successful authors, her publisher over time ceased to provide any useful critiquing of her output, knowing full well that subsequent vampire stories would be best-sellers, and later of her novels suffer according.
Back when Casablanca was initially released, movie reviewers were busy viewing and critiquing the movie in the theater.
They're a chance to begin critiquing the director of each movie, and for New Moon it's a chance to see Meyer's werewolves of LaPush physically for the first time ever.
Critiquing an actor or actress' performance is also permitted as long as it is done in a mature fashion.
Even if they know nothing about cheerleading, their presence will help you get used to performing in front of individuals who are critiquing your every move.
It's at this point that Clinton and Stacy stop critiquing and won't see the participant until the final showing.