Hit out at
/ hɪt ˈaʊt æt /B2
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1. To criticize or attack someone or something strongly.
- The politician hit out at his opponents during the debate.
- She hit out at the injustice of the system in her speech.
- The CEO hit out at the media for misreporting the facts.
- Activists hit out at the new laws, calling them unfair.
- He hit out at critics who doubted his capabilities.
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