can use " hit out" to describe when someone attack others phycally and verbally²?
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The phrase is "hit out at (someone/something)", and it's often used to mean you criticize someone or something as a reaction.
I agree that "lash out" is more suitable for angry reactions, either physical or verbal.
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No, that's not a phrase used in English. Are you maybe thinking of "lashing out"? That means to get angry, and hurt other people (with words or violence) because of your anger.
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