Critically - Law Dictionary Search Results

Inveigh

to utter censorious and bitter language to attack with harsh criticism or reproach either spoken or written to use invectives with

A Jewish critical work on the text of the Hebrew Scriptures composed by

the Scholastic philosophy esp of that of Thomas Aquinas with critical revision to suit the exigencies of the general advance in

To study or make critical comments on language

Criticism grammatical learning

One who makes recensions specifically a critical editor

Discoverable by scrutiny inquiry or critical examination

To examine closely to inspect or observe with critical attention to regard narrowly as to scrutinize the measures of

Close examination minute inspection critical observation

Permanent gas, means a gas whose critical temperature is below -10'C that is to say a gas