critical in Latin
critical in Latin is sonticus — critical means extremely important, often because a lot depends on it.
critical in Latin
sonticus
Extremely important.
What does "critical" mean?
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adj Extremely important, often because a lot depends on it.
"Getting enough sleep is critical for good health."
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adj Expressing disapproval or finding fault.
"He was very critical of the new policy."
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adj In a dangerous or unstable medical condition.
"The patient was rushed to intensive care in critical condition."
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adj Relating to careful analysis or evaluation, especially of literature or art.
"The essay offers a critical reading of the novel."
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critical in a sentence
- Getting enough sleep is critical for good health.
- He was very critical of the new policy.
- The patient was rushed to intensive care in critical condition.
- The essay offers a critical reading of the novel.
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What is "critical" in Latin?
"critical" in Latin is sonticus. critical means: Extremely important, often because a lot depends on it.
How do you use "critical" in a sentence?
Example: "Getting enough sleep is critical for good health." In Latin, "critical" is sonticus.
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