Pronunciation: /nɑnəˈɡrɛsɪv/
adjective a descriptive word that modifies a noun or pronoun, indicating a lack of aggression or hostility
A1 The kitten was nonaggressive and playful.
A2 She preferred to work with nonaggressive dogs at the animal shelter.
B1 The nonaggressive negotiation tactics helped to reach a peaceful resolution.
B2 The nonaggressive approach to handling conflict proved to be effective in the workplace.
C1 The nonaggressive foreign policy stance aimed to promote diplomacy and avoid conflict.
C2 The nonaggressive response to the provocation demonstrated great restraint and maturity.
formal The nonaggressive approach to conflict resolution is often more effective in the long run.
informal He may seem quiet, but he's actually quite nonaggressive in nature.
slang Don't worry, she's totally chill and nonaggressive.
figurative The nonaggressive stance of the government allowed for peaceful negotiations to take place.
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