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Discover LudwigThe phrase "levelled at" is correct and can be used in written English
It is usually used to mean to direct criticisms at someone or something. For example, "The mayor's comments were aggressively levelled at the opposition party."
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Such accusations were often levelled at Dixons.
Lady R doesn't mind the "Poshstock" tag levelled at Cornbury.
The charge of misogyny is often levelled at Thompson.
Now those charges are being levelled at Japan.
Most of the allegations were levelled at the ruling party.
People tend to be polarised about accusations levelled at Koons.
All these criticisms could have been levelled at my teachers.
Bitching is a charge often levelled at women.
The revelations reinforced repeated claims of corruption levelled at Zuma.
Even worse accusations have been levelled at this novel.
This isn't something that can be levelled at Wetherspoon.
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