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Meanings of aggressive mode in English

Portuguese
agressivo
Spanish
modo agresivo

Grammatical mood in the Finnish language, expressing negation or rejection.

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agressivo
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Examples for "aggressive"
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The company said the funding would fuel a new aggressive growth strategy.
The Irish Times
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However, a clear effect of sleep deprivation on aggressive behaviors remains unclear.
Pubmed
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Results: Large locally aggressive thyroid tumors form within one week of implantation.
Pubmed
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It says £5 billion a year is lost through aggressive tax avoidance.
BBC
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The politics are broken. Trump takes a much more aggressive political approach.
Reuters
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The officers of this Association feel in an aggressive mood.
The American Missionary — Volume 43, No. 12, December, 1889
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Users suffer from intense and aggressive mood swings.
The South African
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Pietersen was in typically aggressive mood, striking seven boundaries including one that he torpedoed through the covers off Tahir.
Reuters
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He appeared to be now in a less aggressive mood, and having watched Mr. Ledbetter for some time, he offered a few remarks.
Twelve Stories and a Dream
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Pia had to work closely with her, and that was difficult when Mariel was in one of her passive- aggressive moods.
Nano
Usage of aggressive mode in English
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We went into a slower and less aggressive mode, meticulous, surgical.
Wired
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The Crown's witnesses were firm in their testimony and appeared ready for Henein's notoriously aggressive mode of cross-examination.
The Guardian
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Jack had shifted again, this time into an edgy, aggressive mode that made him square his shoulders and jut his jaw.
Street magic
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Jokic, in hyper- aggressive mode throughout the half, led Denver with 16 points and 10 rebounds at the break, with Murray adding 10 points.
Reuters
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