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aggress

[uh-gres] / əˈgrɛs /


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“Yes, all those things are under ‘aggressed,’” Majors allegedly replies.

From Los Angeles Times

For reasons beyond my understanding, Cross, an aspiring doctor, looks up to Rutkovsky, a flinty old timer with a propensity to aggress when he feels sad or mad or basically anything.

From New York Times

Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo tweeted that European skies are “open for those who connect people, not for those who seek to brutally aggress.”

From Seattle Times

“It is illogical to summon the aggressed while the aggressor is spared even being heard,” she said.

From Reuters

“Literally, not only verbally, but physically aggressing and assaulting them for doing nothing more than trying to protect the city,” Chief Clark reportedly said, adding that the brawl was “extremely concerning.”

From Washington Times