Synonym: assault, attack, invasion, offense. Antonym: repulsion. Similar words: aggressive, congressional, impression, depression, progressive, session, recession, profession. Meaning: [ə'greʃn] 
n. 1. a disposition to behave aggressively 2. a feeling of hostility that arouses thoughts of attack 3. violent action that is hostile and usually unprovoked 4. the act of initiating hostilities 5. deliberately unfriendly behavior.
n. 1. a disposition to behave aggressively 2. a feeling of hostility that arouses thoughts of attack 3. violent action that is hostile and usually unprovoked 4. the act of initiating hostilities 5. deliberately unfriendly behavior. 
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31 Often what is perceived to be aggression is simply fear.
32 Her view is that aggression is part of human nature.
33 The President condemned the invasion as an act of naked aggression.
34 The military exercise was condemned as an act of aggression.
35 This research is important in that it confirms the link between aggression and alcohol.
36 If you make aggression pay, this becomes the law of the jungle.
37 So long as we are firmly united, we need fear no aggression.
38 Naked aggression and an attempt to change frontiers by force could not go unchallenged.
39 Just wars are bound to triumph over wars of aggression.
40 The city was all burnt down during the the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression.
41 This aggression is the real issue the world should be concerned about. We want to keep that in focus.
42 Aggression by one nationality against another often leads to war.
43 It appears that we are confronted by premeditated aggression....
44 He played in an ecstasy of sweat and aggression.
45 They have begun to show aggression to each other.
46 She said Scott never turned his aggression on her.
47 It was an inexcusable act of aggression.
48 Lower income groups use more physical aggression.
49 The main problem is coping with the aggression.
50 Lorenz and Ardrey suggest, respectively, that aggression and territoriality form a deep-lying part of people's biological and psychic constitution.
51 At this stage aggression is still highly ritualised, but if one animal fails to submit then serious fighting can occur.
52 It can be used to encourage competition on a racecourse and, by inversion, to reduce aggression in public places.
53 When parley failed, he met aggression with his own fury.
54 Longbine said line dancers have concluded that repeated dance floor collisions were acts of aggression by the ballroom dancers.
55 To wear such a garment was an act of aggression in itself.
56 Yet in most cases regional custom was the surest defence against the aggression of neighbours, immediate lords or sovereigns.
57 It was all pleasantly noisy without any air of aggression,(Sentencedict.com) there were no yobs or self-styled hard men among the customers.
58 The game had been brutal, the aggression often boiling over into mini-battles on the pitch between opposing players.
59 Maybe it allowed him to express aggression in an acceptable form.
60 All the signs are of threat - missing teeth, scars showing through hair cropped army-short - but there is no aggression.
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