Fire questions, insults, etc. at somebody

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verb phrase

To rapidly ask someone many questions or hurl insults at them.

The reporter fired questions at the politician during the press conference.
Visual representation of "fire questions, insults, etc. at somebody" - To rapidly ask someone many questions or hurl insults at them

Often appears as...

  • fire questions at a press conference
  • fire insults at an opponent
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Aggressive Tone

Often used when someone asserts dominance or shows intensity in questioning or criticizing.

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During the debate, she fired pointed questions at her opponent, showcasing her assertive stance.
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Quick Succession

Questions or insults are delivered rapidly, allowing little time for response.

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The coach fired criticisms at the team non-stop after the loss.
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Emotional Scenes

Often appears in situations with heightened emotions, like arguments or pressurized interviews.

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The celebrity fired back insults at the paparazzi in a fit of anger.
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