They attack you a lot.and you seem to laugh at off (laugh it off).
Which one is corrected? "laugh it off "or"laugh at off”
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"Laugh it off" is an expression, meaning to not take something seriously, or not let it bother you.
"Laugh at off" doesn't make sense.
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Howdy Bean.
“Laugh it off”is the correct choice.
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Definitely "it". The "at" was almost certainly a typographical mistake.
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