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reviews

NOUN

examination, study

Synonyms

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analysis audit check inspection report revision scrutiny survey

STRONG

checkup drill file once-over parade procession reassessment recapitulation reconsideration reflection rethink retrospect scan view

WEAK

another look fresh look march past second look second thought

Antonyms

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ignorance neglect

NOUN

critique; summary

Synonyms

STRONGEST

analysis appraisal article assessment column comment commentary criticism discussion essay evaluation inspection investigation judgment notice revision study

STRONG

abstract blurb canvass discourse dissertation exposition journal magazine mention monograph organ outline pan periodical recapitulation redraft synopsis theme thesis treatise

WEAK

book review reviewal write-up

Antonyms

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ignorance neglect quiet silence

VERB

go over again

Synonyms

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analyze reassess reconsider reevaluate reexamine revise

STRONG

debrief recall recap recapitulate recollect rehash remember rethink revisit

WEAK

brush up call to mind check out check thoroughly go over hash over look at again look back on polish up reflect on run over run through run up flagpole summon up take another look think over

Antonyms

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forget

WEAK

approve ignore neglect praise

VERB

criticize, scrutinize

Synonyms

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assess discuss evaluate examine inspect revise study

STRONG

correct judge knock pan rave rip slam trash weigh zap

WEAK

bad-mouth give one's opinion put down read through reedit skin alive swipe at take down write a critique

Antonyms

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forget ignore neglect

STRONG

praise

WEAK

approve

Example Sentences

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The overabundance of virtually incomprehensible gibberish in most law reviews seems to serve no purpose except to perpetuate more of the same.

From The Wall Street Journal • Jun. 11, 2026

Even punishing reviews for the show’s long-delayed third season seem unlikely to prevent more recognition of what remains a great performance.

From Los Angeles Times • Jun. 10, 2026

The analysis brought together evidence from 59 systematic reviews covering more than 50 acute pain conditions affecting both children and adults.

From Science Daily • Jun. 9, 2026

That refusal to cast anyone as a clear-cut villain is something critics have highlighted in their reviews.

From BBC • Jun. 5, 2026

In English, as Ms. Keaton reviews rhetorical devices, I’m thinking: Tats, how could you?

From "Saints and Misfits" by S.K. Ali