Meanings of less combative in English

After a long three seconds, Hardwick continued in a less combative tone.

Sanders, who had been Spicer's deputy, initially had a less combative approach with journalists.

He was less combative, less thin-skinned and more inclusive.

In political rallies, Trump often warns that Biden would take a less combative approach to China.

There is little sign that workers will be any less combative outside these core producing countries.

Other EVs take a less combative approach.

They resumed on Sunday, pledging that the manner of the campaigning would be more sober and less combative.

For many years he was ever-so-slightly marginal, the outsider in a group of Oxbridge wits, more reticent and apparently less combative.

Successive party leaders, including David Cameron and Miliband, have said they want to make the tone of prime minister's questions less combative.

Such sage counsel was not unpalatable to Dalaber, who was in a less combative mood now than he had been of late.

The key differences, aside from a less combative approach, are ESPN's deep pockets, global reach and long-standing experience of the global rights market.

This problem can be addressed quite straightforwardly by having seminars that are more closely moderated so as to help make them less combative.

Branstad's appointment also suggests that Trump may be ready to take a less combative stance toward China than many expected, the experts said.

One benefit of healing divisions will be the opportunity to engage the skills and competencies of everyone in a cooperative and less combative atmosphere.

If this is true, the lesson lasted him all his life, for a less combative adult than Eugene Field never graduated from an American college.

Less combative, and more communicative.