scathingly in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for scathingly in the English»Spanish Dictionary

scathingly [Am ˈskeɪðɪŋli, Brit ˈskeɪðɪŋli] ADV

scathingly criticize

mordazmente

scathingly criticize

ferozmente

scathingly speak

en tono mordaz

scathingly speak

en tono cáustico

Translations for scathingly in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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mordazmente

scathingly

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English

The result -- a scathingly dismissive refusal -- was all too predictable.

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One prominent atheist wrote scathingly that the prize is given "usually to a scientist who is prepared to say something nice about religion".

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The show premiered to scathingly poor reviews from both amateur and professional critics, who found the show drenched in insipid humour and lacking in cohesion.

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Surely allowing a business that has so many scathingly negative reviews registered on so many sites to rank well is wrong, right?

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The book gained mainstream reviews which were either scathingly dismissive or sympathetic.

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Her novels are known for their wit and intelligence, and one in particular is scathingly autobiographical in describing her unhappy childhood.

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He was also scathingly critical of the quality of the troops at his disposal, whom he described as, a disgruntled, undisciplined and cowardly crowd.

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Everyone has a right to disapprove of and even scathingly criticize a country's politics.

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Never has it been more widely and scathingly maligned.

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A few days later she died, reportedly heartbroken at the scathingly satirical reviews.

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