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Significados de
pugnacity
en inglés
portugués
agressividade
catalán
agressivitat
español
agresividad
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A natural disposition to be hostile.
aggressiveness
belligerence
español
agresividad
Sinónimos
Examples for "
aggressiveness
"
aggressiveness
belligerence
Examples for "
aggressiveness
"
1
Conclusion: Our study revisited the admitted dogma linking VEGFC to tumor
aggressiveness
.
2
Three patients who developed local recurrence manifested increased biologic
aggressiveness
of disease.
3
You've got our voices recording the heart and the
aggressiveness
of London.
4
The percept has an
aggressiveness
which does not belong to the image.
5
So they're constantly calculating and modulating levels of
aggressiveness
in their diplomacy.
1
Bashir's
belligerence
has been balanced by pragmatism, particularly when under external pressure.
2
What his team lacked in quality, they made up for with
belligerence
.
3
There was no let-up in his
belligerence
at the Balclutha police station.
4
The old tradition demands that national loyalties and ancient
belligerence
should continue.
5
Such uni-dimensional thinking sends a frisson of rubicund
belligerence
down American spines.
Uso de
pugnacity
en inglés
1
Our greatest inconvenience at night-time was the
pugnacity
of the animal creation.
2
As Ingeborg, lamenting his fierce
pugnacity
,
and yet glorying in it, says:
3
He cocked his cap on one side, in token of excited
pugnacity
.
4
Prince Harry clearly has something of that royal
pugnacity
in the bloodstream.
5
It crouched, its back curved and tight, a pose of simian
pugnacity
.
6
The unrest that precedes a national crisis had developed into irritability and
pugnacity
.
7
It diagnosed the fundamental instincts of men, sex-appetite, will-to-achieve, and
pugnacity
.
8
Not a lover's promise, not a challenge, not resignation or
pugnacity
.
9
He dismissed questions about his
pugnacity
and bombast being part of an act.
10
The struggling crowd had lashed his
pugnacity
and ensanguined his temper.
11
He regarded the world with crafty
pugnacity
from beneath frowning eyebrows.
12
We must defend ourselves, so the instinct of
pugnacity
is born.
13
The adrenal cortex makes for
pugnacity
,
temper, animal courage, irritability and anger reactions.
14
It was at that time that Belfast's devotion-andalso his
pugnacity
-
secured
universal
respect.
15
His sharp wit,
pugnacity
,
self-reliance, had already excited rivalry and envy.
16
Flight,
pugnacity
,
repulsion, sex-allare life-preservingor life-destroying ,asthe case may be.
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Sobre este término
pugnacity
Nombre
Singular
Colocaciones frecuentes
native pugnacity
natural pugnacity
breed pugnacity
certain pugnacity
cheerful pugnacity
Más colocaciones
Translations for
pugnacity
portugués
agressividade
catalán
agressivitat
español
agresividad
Pugnacity
a través del tiempo
Pugnacity
por variante geográfica
Reino Unido
Común