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aggressive

[uh-gres-iv] / əˈgrɛs ɪv /




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Our investments started conservatively, but went aggressive through the years.

From MarketWatch

“If Mr. Viera Reyes does have cancer, he needs aggressive treatment quickly to minimize his risk of widespread disease and a much higher mortality rate,” Wilcox stated.

From Los Angeles Times

SYDNEY—New Zealand’s economy grew by more than expected in the third quarter, confirming that a solid recovery is now underway driven by aggressive interest rate cuts over the last year and a half.

From The Wall Street Journal

An aggressive approach from the baseline supports the American's opening shot, with a steely drive and work ethic underpinning his consistency.

From BBC

Many assume that nearly half of people on major platforms regularly post cruel, aggressive, or abusive comments.

From Science Daily