A series of hits or blows directed at a person or object.
"The boxer's training session involved hitting heavy bags repeatedly to improve his power and accuracy."
In plain English: Hitting is the act of striking something with your hand, arm, or another object to make contact and often cause it to move or break.
"The game ended early because he got three hitting errors in his first inning at bat."
Usage: Use this noun to describe the cumulative impact of repeated strikes rather than a single blow, which is simply called a hit. It often appears in contexts involving physical attacks or sports where multiple contacts occur in quick succession.
present participle of hit
"The ball was seen hitting against the wall before bouncing back into the room."