Meanings
How to pronounce "pick apart":
AU
Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see pick, apart.
To review or analyse in great detail To criticise (especially small details).
To criticise (especially small details).
To overcome by skilled execution.
Example Sentences
1
The journalists aim to pick apart the politician's speech to find any contradictions or misleading statements.
2
During the debate, the candidates tried to pick apart each other's arguments.
3
My sister loves to pick apart my outfit choices, always finding something to criticize.
4
I hate when people pick apart my ideas without offering any constructive feedback.
