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Meanings of aggression in English
Overt, often harmful, social interaction with the intention of inflicting damage or unpleasantness.
Synonyms
Examples for "aggressive behavior"
Examples for "aggressive behavior"
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To minimize aggressive behavior in finished orgs must try alternate genetic backgrounds.
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Expression of XIAP in various neoplasms has been associated with aggressive behavior.
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Social-Focus profile membership over time predicted more prosocial and less aggressive behavior.
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In this respect, delinquent rather than aggressive behavior might be more salient.
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The literature suggests that these tumors are high grade with aggressive behavior.
Usage of aggression in English
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Being targeted with violence is a major cost of war and aggression.
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Mr Boynton said P addiction increased aggression and crime in the region.
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Many studies have linked violence on TV to actual aggression in children.
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I received special aggression-training years ago to fit me for my mission.
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Unfortunately this is part of the permanent Israeli aggression against the Palestinians.
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Mr Yasser Arafat demanded international protection for his people from Israeli aggression.
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Russia says its role is to protect local people from Georgian aggression.
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Relational aggression such as social rejection is common within school peer groups.
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Snyder devised a regime of nature therapy to drain off unspent aggression.
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Did you not think there would be consequences to your unprovoked aggression?'
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The age of aggression was bound to end in a world war.
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Syria has pursued its legitimate right to defend itself against such aggression.
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Against such moral aggression, the old types of social control are powerless.
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Psychiatric adverse events comprised irritability, aggression, depression and psychosis in single cases.
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North Korea has warned it is prepared to respond to any aggression.
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Historically, we have disproportionately suffered the brunt of political aggression when voting.
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Translations for aggression
Portuguese
Catalan
Aggression through the time
Aggression across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
New Zealand
Common
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