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to be aggressive

 

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Term: To be aggressive

Part of Speech: Verb

Senses:

  1. Definition: To behave in a forceful or confrontational manner.
  2. Example sentence: The dog became aggressive when someone approached its territory.

  3. Definition: To pursue or attack with intensity and determination.
  4. Example sentence: The soccer team needs to be aggressive in order to win the match.

Usages:

Popular:

  • Definition: To display assertiveness or dominance.
  • Example sentence: In order to succeed as a lawyer, one must be aggressive in the courtroom.

  • Definition: To take the initiative in a situation.
  • Example sentence: If you want a promotion, you need to be aggressive and show your skills.

Local:

  • Definition: To exhibit strong and assertive behavior in a specific cultural context.
  • Example sentence: In some local communities, being aggressive during negotiations is considered a sign of strength.

  • Definition: To display assertiveness in a particular geographical region.
  • Example sentence: In the local street markets, vendors have to be aggressive to attract customers.

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