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scathing

[skey-thing] / ˈskeɪ ðɪŋ /


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The outpouring prompted the federal government to issue a scathing rebuke of the Bom and order immediate changes to the site.

From BBC

In a scathing dissent issued the day after Brown’s ruling, 5th U.S.

From Salon

He is scathing about AI content: “AI is the greatest average ever” and because of AI’s capabilities to produce and reproduce endless content very cheaply, the walls around creating that content will come down.

From MarketWatch

On Top Gear, Willson was known for his wry delivery and scathing reviews.

From BBC

The judgment comes after months of contentious hearings that uncovered scathing allegations about their relationship including accusations of infidelity, drug addiction and abuse.

From Los Angeles Times