The English word criticism is derived from the French critique, which dates back to at least the 14th century.
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wicked
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stiffen
reduction
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silk
energy
positions
upright
selfish
raw
stripe
pig
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inward
examine
excellence
excess
machines
rake
suffer
cloth
purple
queen
hasten
Smith
shorten
walking
applause
ache
fly
trained
apology
severe
anybody
knot
nephew
preserve
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cushion
interpretation
style
drown
putting
grace
nursery
status
pint
affair
fierce
joint
thoughts
thoughts
preparation
aloud
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gaiety
practices
experienced
robbery
incarnation
incendiary
incense
incentive
inception
incessant
incessantly
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incestuous
inch
incidence
incident
incidental
incidentally
incinerate
incineration
incinerator
incision
incisive
incisor
incite
incitement
inclination
incline
inclined
include
including
inclusion
inclusive
incognito
incoherence
incoherent
incoherently
income
incoming
incomparable
incompatibility
incompatible
incompetence
incompetent
incompetently
incomplete
incompletely
incomprehensible
inconceivable
inconclusive
inconclusively
incongruity
incongruous
inconsequential
inconsiderate
inconsistency
inconsistent
inconsistently
inconsolable
inconspicuous
inconspicuously
incontinence
incontinent
inconvenience
inconvenient
inconveniently
incorporate
incorporated
incorporation
speech
discourse
everyday
writer
criticism
presented
dates
least
which
French
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