The phrase "action hurt" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the impact of an action that causes pain or distress, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The action hurt more than I expected, leaving me feeling vulnerable."
Alternatives: "the act caused pain" or "the deed was painful."
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Recalling the second debate, in which Trump insisted that his "locker-room talk" was only talk and not action, Hurt said, "He was lying.
WASHINGTON — Former Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has become the latest former member of President Obama's cabinet to fire a missile at his old boss, saying the president's 2013 decision to ignore his own "red line" on Syrian military action "hurt the credibility" of Mr. Obama's word around the world.
Take time to make your every action hurt people but be polite in a very mean way.
For years, Republicans have been trumpeting the idea that when a government action hurts a private business, the government should compensate for the loss.
He must realize, as the Persian Gulf war and ensuing seven years have borne out, that military action hurts mostly one group: Iraqi civilians.
To pay for the shares the corporate treasurer must either deplete cash reserves or borrow money, and either action hurts a companys credit rating.
I know that some people might say that affirmative action hurts Asian Americans.
Today's action hurts thousands of young people and sends the message that President Trump and his administration do not value the well-being of our country's transgender students.
