| scathing attack | 4.87 | But the plan met scathing attacks from Democrats. | ||
| scathing criticism | 3.62 | End of plans for scathing criticism. | ||
| scathing report | 2.11 | In August, Blessing issued a scathing report of misconduct at Boys Ranch. | ||
| scathing letter | 1.05 | If you feel like writing a scathing letter and then ripping it into little pieces, do it! | ||
| scathing comment | 0.86 | The same old accusations, the same scathing comments. | ||
| scathing remark | 0.86 | Would any player be safe from their scathing remarks after a loss? | ||
| scathing article | 0.72 | Relman recently wrote a scathing article criticizing Weil. | ||
| scathing review | 0.66 | The film has received some scathing reviews. | ||
| scathing indictment | 0.59 | The other Louds fared no better in her scathing indictment. | ||
| scathing audit | 0.39 | Bennett charged that the scathing audit prompted Stephan to file the charges. | ||
| scathing commentary | 0.39 | She was surprised to find a scathing commentary of small-town New England life. | ||
| scathing critique | 0.39 | This discursive attack is paralleled by a scathing social critique. | ||
| scathing assessment | 0.33 | The result was a scathing assessment. | ||
| scathing editorial | 0.33 | His decree detonated street protests and scathing editorials. | ||
| scathing term | 0.33 | And for the first time even courtiers of the regime speak of it in scathing terms. | ||
| scathing dissent | 0.26 | Justices Antonin Scalia wrote a scathing dissent, in which Justice Clarence Thomas joined. | ||
| scathing response | 0.26 | McCain gave a scathing response to the ad. | ||
| scathing statement | 0.26 | Thinking of Simpson as not black is, of course, a scathing statement about race. |