aggress

pronunciation

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  • Verb:
    take the initiative and go on the offensive

Word Origin

aggress (v.)
"attack," 1714, back-formation from aggression, but used earlier with a sense of "approach" (1570s) and in this sense from French aggresser, from Late Latin aggressare, frequentative of Latin aggredi "to approach, attack." Related: Aggressed; aggressing.

Example

1. While in ghost form , you will not be able to start battles , aggress , or run .
2. The police have made no serious attempt to aggress these issues .
3. I have pressure . You have pressure too , why aggress me !
4. This guy is aggress vely dull .
5. It discussed the variance explanation on hostility , aggress , anger and revenge is35 % ~ 59 % in violence risk , while the variance explanation of subculture only9 % and 15 % .

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