scathing in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for scathing in the English»French Dictionary

scathing [Brit ˈskeɪðɪŋ, Am ˈskeɪðɪŋ] ADJ

scathing remark, report, tone, wit

cinglant

scathing criticism

virulent

scathing look

noir

to be scathing about sb/sth

être cinglant vis-à-vis de qn/qc

Translations for scathing in the French»English Dictionary

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virulent (virulente) personne, critique, propos

virulent, scathing

acéré (acérée) critique, remarque

cutting, scathing

plume acérée

scathing pen

corrosif (corrosive) remarque

scathing, caustic

grinçant (grinçante) ton, humour, propos

scathing

cinglant (cinglante) remarque, ironie

scathing

brûlot

scathing article

mordant (mordante) ironie, critique, ton

caustic, scathing

mordant (mordante) personne

scathing

être mordant

to be scathing (à l'égard de qn/qc about sb/sth)

faire ou lancer une remarque assassine à qn

to make a scathing remark to sb

trait (mordant)

scathing remark

lancer ou décocher un trait à qn

to say something scathing to sb

scathing in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for scathing in the English»French Dictionary

scathing [ˈskeɪðɪŋ] ADJ

scathing

cinglant(e)

to be scathing about sb/sth

dénigrer qn/qc

Translations for scathing in the French»English Dictionary

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cinglant(e) reproche, affrontement

scathing

scathing Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be scathing about sb/sth

dénigrer qn/qc

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Her views of love and marriage ranged from the scathing to the optimistic.

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They conclude that the episode is an example of some of the most scathing commentary on social institutions there is.

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The scathing condemnation of the title track is often misinterpreted as a patriotic anthem as a result of the repeating chorus.

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The birds dialogue is colloquial, and their insults are scathing.

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Exhibitor response was scathing; most theater owners complained bitterly about the adverse audience reaction and the many walkouts.

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He was equally scathing about the popular belief in ghosts.

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Their influence was paramount during the first years after the revolution, until their programor rather lack thereofwas subjected to scathing criticism by the authorities.

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It attracted scathing reviews and low ratings, and vanished soon after.

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He was later disbarred, and at his sentencing the judge read a scathing indictment on his actions.

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For four years, he turned out a steady stream of scathing social commentary, criticism of government policy, thoughts on art and architecture, and autobiographical writings.

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