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Meanings of combative approach in English

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Usage of combative approach in English
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Matthews was known for his combative approach in interviews with politicians and commentators.
Reuters
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But you'll be sorry if you take such a combative approach.
BBC
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In an energetic performance, Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado also suggested a combative approach.
The Guardian
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Sanders, who had been Spicer's deputy, initially had a less combative approach with journalists.
Reuters
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Trump went for an all-out aggressive, combative approach - interrupting and slandering from the off.
Independent.ie
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In political rallies, Trump often warns that Biden would take a less combative approach to China.
Reuters
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The Scot's combative approach extended to referees, to his assistants and, of course, to his rival managers.
The Guardian
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Other EVs take a less combative approach.
Wired
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Letter from Alastair Campbell to Tony Blair June 3: 'I think you should display a more combative approach.'
The Guardian
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That is not only because of McDonnell's trenchant hard-left economic views, but also because of his combative approach.
The Guardian
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It is Mallee who has directed the combative approach which has become the hallmark of the Minister's regime.
The Irish Times
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Diego Costa says he is "no angel" but the Chelsea striker will not compromise his combative approach.
The Irish Times
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No British government would find that appealing but the combative approach of the current government may be making things worse.
Reuters
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While Mr Shanahan's speech was critical of China, his tone was often conciliatory, while General Wei took a more combative approach.
News.com.au
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Mark Hennessy is correct to say that this demonstrates a "more combative approach towards Sinn Féin and the IRA".
The Irish Times
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Shi said Trump's policy on China was still unclear but "all the signs so far point to a combative approach".
The Guardian
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