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assertive

Definition for assertive

adjective as in confident, self-assured

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Baruch continued: "I would say that assertive pressure on Israel in any way the Europeans believe is at their disposal should be welcome."

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This perspective emphasizes that conservatives face disproportionate threats requiring a more assertive response.

It is said his amiable persona allows him to deal smoothly with characters who perhaps seem more assertive than his exterior suggests he is.

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"The perception is that Cambodia has appeared more agile, more assertive and more media savvy," said Clare Patchimanon, speaking on the Thai Public Broadcasting System podcast Media Pulse.

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This kind of constant self-editing, Ms Kean explains, may act as a defence mechanism to avoid being seen as abrasive or overly assertive.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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