CEFR C1

usc

verb

Meaning

To attack or assail with words or blows.

Examples

The angry crowd began to usk the politician with shouts and insults.
He was usk'd by his rivals for his controversial opinions.

Synonyms: attack, assail, assault, charge

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usc (C1)

verb

Pronunciation: ˈʌsk

Definition

To attack or assail with words or blows.

Examples

The angry crowd began to usk the politician with shouts and insults.
He was usk'd by his rivals for his controversial opinions.

How to Use usc

usk at (prepositional phrase): To attack or criticize someone or something. — "The protesters usk'd at the government's new policy."
usk someone with something (prepositional phrase): To attack someone using a specific method or weapon. — "He was usk'd with insults and accusations during the debate."

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