Synonyms for critically
crit·i·cal·ly

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1. criticallyadverb

   in a critical manner

   "this must be examined critically"

   Antonyms:
   uncritically

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1. crucially

   a critical approach to something is to examine and judge it very carefully.

   we need to become critical text-readers by comprehending words in their rightful context to get the meaning of the author of the writing.

   Submitted by rinat on July 12, 2017  

2. judgingly

   analysis; express disapproval of

   "i reflect on the photos critically"

   Submitted by rinat on September 8, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "critically":

   crucially, seriously, decisively, extremely, severely, critical, vitally, dangerously

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1. House Speaker John Boehner:

   There are serious issues and activities going on in the Middle East and I think it's critically important for members of Congress to hear from foreign leaders, other governments, other parts of their government, to get a real handle on the challenges that we face there.

2. Yoweri Museveni:

   In this wave, the intensity of severe and critically ill Covid-19 patients and death is higher than what we experienced in the first wave, in the previous wave, it took us three to four months to get to the current state of critical and severe patients, while in the second wave it has taken us less than two weeks.

3. Kamala Harris:

   I think there's no question that New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand've got to critically re-examine ICE and its role and the way that it is being administered and the work it is doing.

4. Oscar Auliq-Ice:

   Poetry encourages creativity and imagination, both for the poets who create it and the readers who engage with it. It invites readers to visualize, interpret, and think critically about the imagery and symbolism presented.

5. Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin:

   No one wants data transfers to stop completely, but neither does anyone want information on European citizens, who have certain rights under our laws, to be completely without protection when they leave Europe, we must all comply, including the companies who should reconsider, maybe critically, the organisation of their cross-border data flows ... They should ask themselves, are all these transfers justifiable?