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aggressive

[uh-gres-iv] / əˈgrɛs ɪv /




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Multiple tariff announcements – pushing tariffs to the highest levels since 1935 – along with tougher border-related rhetoric and an aggressive foreign policy have contributed to a negative perception of the U.S. among would-be tourists.

From Salon

This aggressive press helped Liverpool win the ball higher, but left them with fewer players deeper.

From BBC

Usik, a Russian speaker, says she has noted a "very aggressive" tone in the Russian press when the houses are discussed.

From Barron's

An emphatic victory for Takaichi and her Liberal Democratic Party would cement her grip on power and embolden her to pursue her vision of revitalizing Japan’s economy and raising stagnant incomes with aggressive fiscal spending.

From The Wall Street Journal

The separate statement regarding Snider’s health explained that a “lifetime of legendarily aggressive performing has taken its toll on Dee Snider’s body and soul.”

From Los Angeles Times