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confrontational

adjective as in aggressive

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She said she decided to end the conversation as it became "more aggressive" and "confrontational", but that while walking away the pair followed and shouted at her.

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If it doesn’t, China can always switch to a less confrontational approach.

While Wilders took a confrontational approach, she said, Jetten “had a very unifying style.”

The review, commissioned from the consultancy HR Rewired, concluded that darker-skinned Met staff were "labelled confrontational" while lighter-skinned employees might receive quicker empathy and leniency.

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López Obrador, especially, vowed to break with the confrontational approaches of past Mexican administrations, whose military operations he said failed to weaken cartels and only fueled violence.

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

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