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lash out

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lash out (at someone or something) and lash out (against someone or something)
to strike out in defense or attack—physically or verbally. Amy was angry with Ed and lashed out at him just to show who was boss. She was so angry with him that she just lashed out against him. Gretchen was fed up with the cat and lashed out savagely in her anger.
See also: lash, out

lash out (at somebody/something)
to angrily criticize someone or something The mayor often lashes out at people who don't agree with him.
Usage notes: usually criticism of an opinion or statement
See also: lash, out


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EMINAGAOGLU FAILS TO GET RE-ELECTED TO YARSAV Omer Faruk Eminaoglu who has dominated the agenda with his political lash outs against the Ergenekon Investigation failed to get re-elected to the board of directors of the Judges and Prosecutors Union (YARSAV).
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