have at English

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have at verb

— (transitive, idiomatic, archaic) To attack; to engage in combat with.

— (transitive, figurative) To take on; to begin dealing with.

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have at English » English

set on

lash out

have something at one’s fingertips at

have something at heart

have a bash at

come at

beset

beat

attack

assail

aggress

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We don't have much food, but do you want to eat at my house?

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For everyone else, a kind of state of emergency was proclaimed that has allowed state interference in essential civil rights. Controls at borders have become an ordeal for many, and police persecution now burdens quite a few.

But the West's key features, democracy and the rule of law, have taken a far more severe battering at the hands of their defenders than by their attackers.

Controls at borders have become an ordeal for many, and police persecution now burdens quite a few.