Aggressively self-assured.
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Her self-asserting manner had vanished; she was quiet, she was even humble.
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Afterward he became noisy, self-asserting, sharp, and seemingly devoid of moral sense or honesty.
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Faithful witnessing to men of their sins need not be rude, harsh, or self-asserting.
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The Doctor, though he was a self-asserting and somewhat violent man, was thoroughly soft-hearted.
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He had been ever bold and self-asserting; but now he was perhaps a little over-bold.
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It was crude, self-conscious and self-assertive; provincial and formative, rather than formed.
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The more shattered and unsure he grew, the more self-assertive was she.
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The other, whose name was Buckley, was bigger and much more self-assertive.
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The strongest, the most self-assertive, tend to tread down the weaker.
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He had thought the man self-assertive, over self-confident, while disagreeably cringing in manner.
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However, the high court has also been assertive in protecting religious freedom.
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The region has welcomed renewed American engagement to balance an assertive China.
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Such assertive action is, on the basis of past official lethargy, essential.
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It was assertive, aggressive but great, to get through to second place.
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She was unusual and far too assertive for a lady of quality.
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For Evans and other militants, however, the group was not assertive enough.
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There's a distinct line between motivating others and being far too assertive.
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His body was too large for the space: too tanned, too assertive.
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Modi has championed an assertive foreign policy since taking office last month.
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Should the West be bolder in response to a newly assertive Russia?
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Always be assertive It's not always easy to identify truly assertive behaviour.
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In some ways so shy and naive, in others sure and assertive.
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We need to be more assertive and improve in our offensive part.
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He was more assertive than we have seen him in the past.
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Miss Piggy Facebook Twitter Pinterest Miss Piggy: sexually assertive... perhaps too assertive.
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It was crude, self-conscious and self-assertive; provincial and formative, rather than formed.
