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under fire

adjective as in under attack

Weak match

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It’s come under fire for the way it handles trans issues too.

While Biden’s decision may help Ukrainian troops under fire in the short term, it is unlikely to change the trajectory of the war, according to American officials and military analysts.

Gray, whose portfolio includes sport, has been under fire after it emerged he had been chauffeured to six football matches at Hampden since becoming a minister, four of which included the team he supports.

From BBC

Mrs Trump came under fire again after being secretly recorded by her former friend and senior advisor.

From BBC

The founder of Tesla has emerged as a key Trump supporter and recently came under fire for handing a million-dollar prize to some voters in swing states.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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