Pronunciation: /əˈɡrɛsɪv/
noun aggressiveness
A1 He is very aggressive when he plays sports.
A2 The aggressive in the group always tries to take control.
B1 Her aggressive can be intimidating in a professional setting.
B2 The team's aggressive paid off in the final moments of the game.
C1 His aggressive negotiation tactics often lead to successful deals.
C2 The politician's aggressive campaign strategy helped secure a landslide victory.
adjective showing a readiness to attack or confront
A1 The aggressive dog barked loudly at the mailman.
A2 She has an aggressive attitude when playing sports.
B1 The company used aggressive marketing tactics to increase sales.
B2 The aggressive negotiation tactics resulted in a successful deal.
C1 His aggressive behavior towards his colleagues led to conflicts in the workplace.
C2 The politician's aggressive stance on immigration sparked heated debates.
formal The company adopted an aggressive marketing strategy to increase sales.
informal He has a reputation for being overly aggressive in sports.
slang Don't be so aggressive, chill out!
figurative The aggressive storm clouds loomed overhead, ready to unleash their fury.
aggressed
aggressives
more aggressive
most aggressive
aggresses
will aggress
has aggressed
is aggressing
aggressive
aggressive
to aggress
aggressing
aggressing