aggressive
Meaning
The term "aggressive" describes a forceful or determined approach, often characterized by a readiness to confront or attack, whether in behavior, business strategies, or competition.
💡 Be careful not to confuse "aggressive" with "assertive," as the former implies hostility while the latter suggests confidence without aggression.
Example Sentences
Word in Context
The
bakery
owner
decided
to
try
a
more
aggressive
promotion
to
bring
in
new
customers
during
the
slow
season
.
He
reduced
prices
on
popular
pastries
,
handed
out
free
samples
,
and
posted
clear
signs
on
the
street
so
people
would
notice
.
At
first
some
regulars
were
surprised
by
the
change
,
but
foot
traffic
increased
and
more
people
stopped
to
look
inside
.
The
staff
has
been
working
longer
hours
,
and
they
are
now
learning
to
serve
customers
faster
without
losing
quality
.
After
a
month
the
owner
plans
to
evaluate
the
campaign
and
decide
whether
to
keep
the
stronger
approach
or
return
to
the
usual
routine
.
Common Phrases
aggressive behavior
aggressive marketing
aggressive negotiation
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