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Meanings of assaultive in English

Disposed to attack.

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Usage of assaultive in English
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He would have a history of assaultive behavior and a low frustration level.
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However, he does have an explosive, assaultive personality, so he could have committed lesser crimes.
Mindhunter
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Exposure to nonsexual assaultive trauma was associated with more excess moves made on the TOLT.
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For each repeatedly assaultive patient, structured information, including incident reports, was obtained for all assault occasions.
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In 92 percent of the incidents, the assaultive patient had a primary or secondary psychiatric diagnosis.
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Results: Family history density was positively associated with PTSD in female participants who endorsed a sexual assaultive trauma.
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Judge Carruthers said police policy clearly states a taser must only be used on a person who is assaultive.
Radio NZ
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IPCA chair Judge Sir David Carruthers said a taser could only be used on a person who was assaultive.
Radio NZ
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Zetts had been playing with editing software, and had assembled a sort of greatest-hits reel that was pretty assaultive.
Internecine
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Among those exposed to traumas, women were significantly more likely to develop PTSD than men, after controlling for assaultive violence.
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Conclusions: Repeatedly assaultive patients represent major challenges to their own safety as well as to that of other patients and staff.
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More than 90% of the assaultive rule violations committed by these offenders resulted in no harm or only minor injuries.
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He would have a history of assaultive behavior and a low frustration level.
Mindhunter
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However, he does have an explosive, assaultive personality, so he could have committed lesser crimes.
Mindhunter
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Exposure to nonsexual assaultive trauma was associated with more excess moves made on the TOLT.
Pubmed
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For each repeatedly assaultive patient, structured information, including incident reports, was obtained for all assault occasions.
Pubmed
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