self-criticism; review; study
Meanings
2 senses · 7 examplesverb
to make a self-criticism; to introspect and admit faults
formalOften used in political, organizational, or personal contexts where one formally acknowledges mistakes and shortcomings.
He made a profound written self-criticism at the meeting.
The company requires every employee to conduct a work-related self-review regarding this mistake.
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They hold regular life review meetings to reflect on their daily conduct.
Regarding this conflict, both sides should thoroughly examine their own actions.
verb
to review; to study; to analyze and summarize
formalUsed in academic, research, or analytical contexts to mean examining something in detail.
The original manuscript is not at hand, making it impossible to review it for the moment.
This report requires careful examination of the reliability of its data.
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Scholars are currently studying the causes and effects of this historical event.