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Agressive

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1: Showing a readiness or willingness to engage in a hostile or confrontational behavior.

Description: Agressive describes someone or something displaying a forceful, assertive, or combative attitude.

Examples:

1. Tom's agressive behavior during the meeting made it difficult for anyone to express their opinions.
2. The agressive dog barked and growled at anyone who approached its owner.

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Sense 2: Characterized by a strong or powerful effect.

Description: When used to describe non-living things, agressive refers to something that has a forceful or impactful nature.

Examples:

1. The storm hit with agressive winds, knocking down trees and power lines.
2. Her agressive marketing campaign boosted sales for the company.

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Part of Speech: Adverb

Sense: In a bold, forceful, or determined manner.

Description: As an adverb, agressively signifies doing something in a bold, forceful, or determined way.

Examples:

1. The company decided to agressively expand into international markets.
2. The athlete pursued his goal agressively, never giving up despite setbacks.

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Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: The act of initiating aggression or hostile behavior.

Description: Agressive as a noun refers to the act of starting aggression or engaging in hostile behavior.

Example:

1. Avoiding agressive can lead to better relationships and reduced conflicts.

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