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Go at

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Hostile Connotation

The phrase may imply hostility and can sound quite harsh or aggressive.

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The audience went at the politician for his controversial statement.
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Physical or Verbal

Can refer to physical attacks as well as verbal arguments or criticisms.

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When they disagreed, they really went at each other verbally.
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Intensity Matters

Often suggests a strong, intense effort or force, not a mild disagreement.

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Despite their friendship, she went at him fiercely over his views.
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