Similar words: assertive, assertively, assertiveness, asserting, assertion, assert, asserted, selective service. Meaning: adj. 1. confidently aggressive 2. offensively self-assertive.
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1. Nevertheless you are in a self-assertive mood today.
2. Is impulsive, self-assertive, restless, always wanting quick results and giving the impression of urgency.
3. You have very strong self-assertive energies, and you want to be in control of every situation you are in, which can create problems while you are young.
4. If you want good relationships,[Sentencedict.com] you must have the confidence to be self-assertive when required.
5. A contributory factor, perhaps, was his concealment of a warm and generous nature behind a self-assertive manner.
6. Wounded loyalty and dignified pathos were her line on stage, although off-stage she grew increasingly self-assertive.
7. "If the United States sticks to its Cold War mentality and continues to engage with Asian nations in a self-assertive way, it is doomed to incur repulsion in the region," the Xinhua commentary said.
8. For example, doctoral students, and this last time applicants in love with Mary, are self-assertive 10. This region is very rich supply of meat, vegetables and fruits, but are extremely scarce.
9. Whereas Western countries dominated the last round of the Great Game, this time they rely on increasingly self-assertive producer countries.
10. In this process of dissolution, the monadically closed-off subjectivity of self-assertive and mutually objectifying individuals is dispossessed and cast down into the abyss.
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