hit off's Usage Examples:

registered 54 hits, with eight doubles, four triples and one home run, hit off Wilbur Cooper of the Chicago Cubs on April 15, 1925, and sparking Pittsburgh.

It is also often used when batters are having difficulty getting a hit off of a difficult pitcher, or when they have a better opportunity of getting.

With another teenage batsman, Allan Pearse, Gimblett hit off the runs, making 91 himself.

Ralph Talbot later received a kamikaze hit off Okinawa.

162 with 12 hits, but those dozen included his first two MLB home runs, hit off five-time All-Star Larry Jackson April 26 and future Baseball Hall of Famer.

It became the second-biggest hit off the album, after "Just the Way I"m Feeling".

He gave up a ball hit off of him with the highest exit velocity of all balls hit off of major league pitchers in the 2020 season.

jerky fashion, Collingwood eventually falling to Kasprowicz and Flintoff mistiming a hit off Hogg to see England into a spot of bother at 119 for 4 after.

In partnership with Maurice Turnbull, who made 37, Gimblett hit off the runs in 100 minutes, playing with much skill and verve.

small flakes are hit off with a bone or wood soft hammer to sharpen or resharpen it.

His first homer was hit off Mark Mulder of the Oakland Athletics on April 16.

Hank Aaron got his 3,000th career hit off Simpson.

) Laura Joplin, the star"s younger sister who contributed to the hit off-Broadway play Love, Janis (which was based on Laura"s book of the same.

Synonyms:

hook, foul, volley, drive, undercut, toe, kill, heel, smash, connect, pop, bounce, shank, snick, croquet, pitch, backhand, putt, snap, play, cannon, bunt, ground, racket, propel, shoot, slice, impel, follow through, carry, hole out, shell, hole, bunker, pull, loft, whang, clap, single, ground out, triple, drag a bunt, top, fly, double, dribble,

Antonyms:

unmown, untrimmed, presence, inferior, leader,