Meanings of unaggressive in English

By this, one perceives that the beginning was sufficiently quiet and unaggressive.

She was mild and unaggressive, and these were qualities which Freddie esteemed.

They all wondered what made Aunt Priscilla so unaggressive at supper time.

My father's replies implied his preference for the unaggressive attitude of an Agnostic.

Sutcliffe was described by a friend as a quiet, unaggressive man.

Possibly a too complaisant and unaggressive Nature had spoiled them.

The said drawing-room, mid-Victorian in aspect, was decorated in white and gold and unaggressive green.

Fortunately they are seldom anything but mild and unaggressive.

Woodyard was a man of fine fibre, rather unaggressive.

With his open, wide-eyed face and unassuming, essentially unaggressive persona, he could carry it off.

The sounds it made were soft and unaggressive.

Altogether he made the impression of an exceedingly unaggressive, good-natured fellow, without anything like ginger in his make-up

He was always very unaggressive.

They exhibited no coordination or even any evidence of attempting to work together, and they were bafflingly unaggressive in their returns of fire.

Somehow I was able to attribute the fiasco to an inborn sense of shyness that has always made me faint-hearted, dilatory and unaggressive.

In the conversation of the last few minutes he seemed so rational, so clear, so unaggressive, that she no longer saw reason for doubt.