lash out against
phr. v..phr. v.. to attack or criticize someone or something suddenly and angrily.
phr. v.. to strike or attack suddenly and violently; to criticize or condemn forcefully, often in response to provocation; transitive, typically followed by a person or thing being attacked.
He lashed out against the criticism.
After the argument, she lashed out against her colleague in front of everyone.
The politician's harsh speech was a clear sign that he had lashed out against the opposition's recent policies.
typically followed by a person or thing being attacked or criticized.
contrast with 'react to' (more neutral) and 'condemn' (more formal); 'lash out against' implies sudden, emotional aggression rather than calculated criticism.
He lashed out of the critic.He lashed out against the critic.'against' is the required preposition — 'out of' would mean a different action entirely.