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hit out of the park

hit out of the park verb: to be exceedingly successful at (a particular enterprise).

Verb

hit out of the park (third-person singular simple present hits out of the park, present participle hitting out of the park, simple past and past participle hit out of the park)

  1. (slang, transitive) To be exceedingly successful at (a particular enterprise).

Synonyms of hit out of the park

Forms of hit out of the park

third-person singular presenthits out of the park
present participlehitting out of the park
past participlehit out of the park
pasthit out of the park

Origin of hit out of the park

Suggesting a powerful home run in baseball.

Questions about hit out of the park

What does hit out of the park mean?
Hit out of the park means to be exceedingly successful at (a particular enterprise).
What part of speech is hit out of the park?
Hit out of the park is a verb.
What is the past tense of hit out of the park?
The past tense of hit out of the park is hit out of the park.

Words near hit out of the park in the dictionary

  1. hit one out of the ballpark
  2. hit one's marks
  3. hit one's straps
  4. hit one's stride
  5. hit out
  6. hit out of the park
  7. hit parade
  8. hit parades
  9. hit pause
  10. hit pay dirt
  11. hit paydirt

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