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Meaning of lash out
lash out (v)
attack in speech or writing
lash out Sentence Examples
- When provoked, he tends to lash out verbally, hurling insults without restraint.
- Stress can sometimes cause people to lash out at those closest to them, even when it's unwarranted.
- Frustrated with the situation, she couldn't help but lash out at her colleagues during the meeting.
- It's important to remain calm and composed, even when others lash out at you in anger.
- He tends to lash out physically when he feels threatened or cornered.
- The child lashed out at his classmates after being teased, unable to control his emotions.
- Instead of lashing out impulsively, it's better to take a moment to consider the consequences of your actions.
- The dog lashed out instinctively when someone approached its territory, displaying its protective nature.
- The celebrity lashed out at the paparazzi, fed up with their constant intrusion into her personal life.
- It's not uncommon for individuals experiencing trauma to lash out at those trying to help them, as a defense mechanism.
FAQs About the word lash out
attack in speech or writing
criticize, reprimand, chastise, chide, libel, put down, rebuke, lace (into), fulminate, vilify
compliment, praise,commend, compliment, commend, hail, hail, praise, laud,laud
When provoked, he tends to lash out verbally, hurling insults without restraint.
Stress can sometimes cause people to lash out at those closest to them, even when it's unwarranted.
Frustrated with the situation, she couldn't help but lash out at her colleagues during the meeting.
It's important to remain calm and composed, even when others lash out at you in anger.
