aggressive
Pronunciation: [əˈɡrɛsɪv]
Word
Context: "behavior"
(adjective) when someone acts in a way that is very forceful, loud, or ready to fight. An aggressive person might shout or push others to get what they want.
Example
The player was aggressive on the field, always trying to score points for his team.
Example
She is not aggressive at all; she prefers to listen and let others speak first.
Example
Why did the dog become aggressive when the stranger approached?
Context: "competition"
(adjective) when someone tries very hard to win or be the best, often by being very determined and competitive. Just like when a student studies really hard to get good grades.
Example
His aggressive strategy in the game helped him win the championship.
Example
She wasn't aggressive in her studies, so her grades could have been better.
Example
Do you think being aggressive in sports can lead to more victories?
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