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take a swipe at
verb as in belittle
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verb as in malign
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Example Sentences
What I see is a slumping candidate so desperate that he invented Brown’s chopper conversation to take a swipe at Harris.
The Russian leader did take a swipe at Ukraine, saying that the suspects were apprehended while traveling to the Russian border, where he alleged a crossing was being prepared for them from “the Ukrainian side.”
“Throughout the conversations about aid to Ukraine, I have not heard a single person take a swipe at Taiwan,” McCaul said at a recent National Day celebration hosted by Taiwan’s representative office in Washington.
He also used his statement to take a swipe at Sunak, saying the country needed a "properly Conservative government" that would reduce business and personal taxes.
The silver lining of all of this inaction for McCarthy, at least, has been an opportunity to take a swipe at Scalise, whom he has long distrusted.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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