1. not involving or requiring careful judgment or analysis; uncritical
Usage: formal; often used in academic or philosophical contexts
2. in mathematics and logic, not involving or relating to a critical point or critical value
Usage: technical; mathematics

Examples

• An acritical acceptance of tradition without questioning its validity can hinder progress.
• The student's acritical reading of the source material led to incomplete understanding.
• In mathematics, acritical values are those that do not satisfy the critical point conditions.
• The acritical approach to the problem ignored important nuances and complexities.
• She took an acritical stance toward the popular opinion rather than forming her own judgment.
• The acritical analysis failed to identify the underlying assumptions in the argument.