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critical
adjective
Relating to criticism; nicely exact; as a critical dissertation on Homer.
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Having the skill or power nicely to distinguish beauties from blemishes; a a critical judge; a critical auditor; a critical ear; critical taste.
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Making nice distinctions; accurate; as critical rules.
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Capable of judging with accuracy; discerning beauties and faults; nicely judicious in matters of literature and the fine arts; as, Virgil was a critical poet.
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Capable of judging with accuracy; conforming to exact rules of propriety; exact; particular; as, to be critical in rites and ceremonies, or in the selection of books.
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Inclined to find fault, or to judge with severity.
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Pertaining to a crisis; marking the time or state of a disease which indicates its termination in the death or recovery of the patient; as critical days, or critical symptoms./ .
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Producing a crisis or change in a disease; indicating a crisis; as a critical sweat.
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Decisive; noting a time or state on which the issue of things depends; important, as regards the consequences; as a critical time or moment; a critical juncture.
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Formed or situated to determine or decide, or having the crisis at command; important or essential for determining; as a critical post.