Antonyms for criticallycrit·i·cal·ly

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1. criticallyadverb

   in a critical manner

   "this must be examined critically"

   Antonyms:
   uncritically

How to use critically in a sentence?

1. Mel Watt:

   These programs have provided critically important relief for many borrowers by allowing them to lower their monthly payments and, as a result, have prevented many foreclosures.

2. Chief Executive Stephen Kavanagh:

   Building a hub is critically dependent on the number of routes. We will follow quickly the 2016 initiative with more expansion in 2017, it may be that we will add new routes, as we have today, but I would certainly see an opportunity to grow existing gateways and build frequencies. We will build a scale of the operation but I would see that as a balance between new and existing.

3. Curt Davis:

   We wanted to test these deep learning methods on a realistic, real-world image analysis problem to critically assess their utility and potential impact, the results were much better than we anticipated. Historically machine learning algorithms haven’t performed well when they have been applied to large satellite imagery datasets.

4. Emma Camp:

   Time is running out and it is urgent, if we don't act, these critically important ecosystems... are going to be lost or at least severely degraded to a point where we actually can't go back.

5. Dana Litt of the Center:

   One thing parents can do is work with their teens on media literacy techniques to help them view ads critically, for example, discussing who created or paid for the ad, what the ad is targeted to do, and whether the ad shows the full range of alcohol-related consequences( i.e. does it show anything bad about alcohol) may be useful topics to start a conversation and help your teen better understand that alcohol ads communicate the advertiser’s point of view and learn how to challenge what an ad is saying.

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