Synonyms for take a hit
take a hit

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1. take a hit, snortverb

   inhale through the nose

   Synonyms:
   huff, snort

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1. Jason Glassberg:

   The full and true impact of this has not been felt yet. We're still in the process of watching this unfold and we don't know what's going to happen in the long-term, i'd be surprised if the stock didn't take a hit at some point.

2. David Barker:

   I would say that as long as COVID lingers on and people’s lives are being disrupted by it, that Biden’s approval will continue to take a hit, and it will get worse over time. So if omicron turns out to transmit more rapidly and severely than Delta did — and especially if it resists the vaccines — Biden’s numbers will sink lower and lower.

3. Susan Johnson:

   A race that lasts several hours separates mom and baby for several feedings. This means a mother will either need to stop to breastfeed, or slow down to pump or hand express some milk. If not, she will be physically uncomfortable, and her milk supply will take a hit, you can't turn the breast on and off. Milk flows in response to normal breastfeeding routines.

4. Claudio Fracassi:

   The restaurateurs will take a hit, but some of the extra cost will be passed onto consumers, too.

5. Sean Coleman:

   Managers who don't have redemption pressure are much better positioned in this market, it's extremely hard to sell low quality, and you're going to take a hit selling those credits in the current environment.