aggressiveness (Meaning)

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aggressiveness (n)

the quality of being bold and enterprising

a feeling of hostility that arouses thoughts of attack

a natural disposition to be hostile

The team's success was attributed to their assertiveness and aggressiveness on the field.
The business leader's aggressiveness in negotiations helped secure a favorable deal for the company.
The coach praised the player for their competitiveness and aggressiveness during the match.
The student's aggressiveness in pursuing academic excellence impressed both teachers and peers.
The manager addressed the issue of workplace conflicts, emphasizing the need to channel aggressiveness into constructive communication.
The dog's aggressiveness towards strangers necessitated behavior training to ensure a safe environment.
The market responded positively to the company's strategic aggressiveness, leading to increased investor confidence.
The politician's campaign was marked by a calculated aggressiveness, challenging opponents on key policy issues.
The therapist worked with the client to explore the root causes of their emotional aggressiveness.
The corporate culture encouraged assertiveness but discouraged unnecessary aggressiveness in the workplace.

the quality of being bold and enterprising, a feeling of hostility that arouses thoughts of attack, a natural disposition to be hostile

ambition, initiative, enterprise, hustle, vigor,action, spirit, drive, grit, pep

passivity, reluctance, inactivity, passivity, reluctance, inactivity, timidity, timidity, inertia,inertia

The team's success was attributed to their assertiveness and aggressiveness on the field.

The business leader's aggressiveness in negotiations helped secure a favorable deal for the company.

The coach praised the player for their competitiveness and aggressiveness during the match.

The student's aggressiveness in pursuing academic excellence impressed both teachers and peers.