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in a recent interview , he hit ___ at his critics​

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Answered by aniketchoudhury55
4

Answer:

out

Explanation:

in a recent interview , he hit out at his critics

Answered by aryansuts01
0

Answer:

Concept:

The structure of the English language is defined by its grammar. Words, phrases, clauses, sentences, and entire texts are all included in this category. This page explains modern Standard English, which is a type of speech and writing used in public discourse, such as broadcasting, education, entertainment, government, and journalism, in a variety of registers ranging from official to informal. Some historical, social, cultural, and regional variants of English change from the grammar presented here, but the differences are minimal compared to pronunciation and vocabulary differences.

Given:

In a Recent Interview , He Hit ___ At His Critics​

Find:

fill the blank with the suitable answer

Answer:

The answer is "out"

=> A prefixal use of out, adv., occurs in many senses in compounds (outcast, result, outside), and also serves to build several transitive verbs

expressing a going beyond, surpassing, or outdoing in the particular action specified (outbid, outdo, outgeneral, outlast, outstay, outrate). Out is frequently used with movement verbs like "walk" and "pull," as well as phrasal verbs like "give out" and "race out." When you remove something from a specific location, it is no longer there.

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