Critically - Law Dictionary Search Results
Hypercriticism
Excessive criticism or unjust severity or rigor of criticism zoilism
Hypercritical
Over critical unreasonably or unjustly critical carping captious
inspect
inspect 1 : to view closely and critically 2 : to examine officially [ the facility for code
Cabinet
is assigned a particular share of activity in which he critically examines the Government policy and administration for directing criticism of
Happenstances
be it individual or collective, fortune ebbs and flows, influenced critically by happenstances of time and circumstances of life' [Charles K.
Collate
To compare critically as books or manuscripts in order to note the points
Critically
In a critical manner with nice discernment accurately exactly
Emendator
One who emends or critically edits
Reviewer
who reviews or reeumlxamines an inspector one who examines publications critically and publishes his opinion upon their merits a professional critic
Carried on by him
'carried on by him' occurring in s. 10(1) and those critical words are an essential constituent of that which is to
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