self-asserting (Meaning)

Wordnet

self-asserting (a)

aggressively self-assured

Webster

asserting one's self, or one's own rights or claims; hence, putting one's self forward in a confident or assuming manner.

The young girl's self-asserting nature allowed her to stand up for herself.
The self-asserting politician delivered a rousing speech on the campaign trail.
The self-asserting employee politely but firmly communicated their concerns to management.
The self-asserting child refused to be bullied and stood their ground.
The author's self-asserting tone conveyed their strong convictions.
The self-asserting negotiator confidently presented their case.
The self-asserting student challenged the teacher's authority in a respectful manner.
The self-asserting artist defended their unique style against criticism.
The self-asserting manager delegated tasks effectively and maintained a positive team environment.
The self-asserting activist organized and led a protest for social justice.

aggressively self-assuredasserting one's self, or one's own rights or claims; hence, putting one's self forward in a confident or assuming manner.

arrogant, haughty, chesty, important, bumptious, imperious, masterful, peremptory, dominant, pretentious

sheepish, passive, diffident, introverted, bashful, bashful, introverted, diffident, humble, subdued

The young girl's self-asserting nature allowed her to stand up for herself.

The self-asserting politician delivered a rousing speech on the campaign trail.

The self-asserting employee politely but firmly communicated their concerns to management.

The self-asserting child refused to be bullied and stood their ground.