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agresividad
Obstreperous and defiant aggressiveness.
truculency
Spanish
agresividad
1
He stood on the hearth-rug and glowered at him with heavy
truculence
.
2
Nor was she pleased by the High Sparrow's endless
truculence
and ingratitude.
3
Nothing could have been more unlike his saturnine self-centred
truculence
of restraint.
4
Some found him truculent, but he never displayed any
truculence
to me.
5
The desert regions of the West seemed always to breed
truculence
and touchiness.
6
Even in his gaiety there was an unpleasant spice of greed and
truculence
.
7
Not that I ever needed it,-withsudden
truculence
in his tone.
8
Raban's schoolwork is on the slide; his adolescent
truculence
is on the up.
9
The race had changed his mood completely, filling him with a joyous
truculence
.
10
Give no ground to your critics, Bannon urged the president, with characteristic
truculence
.
11
Richard seemed to have lost much of his
truculence
of manner.
12
He spoke with
truculence
,
and now de Courcelles did not interfere.
13
He was not weak and could explode with ferocity and
truculence
.
14
There is no
truculence
about him, no show of physical force.
15
Feraud's engaging, careless
truculence
of a beau sabreur underwent a change.
16
Oates' menacing voice had more terror for Lovel than Bedloe's
truculence
.
truculence
extreme truculence
joyous truculence
less truculence
such truculence
sudden truculence
Spanish
agresividad
violencia