Aggressivity
characterized by or tending toward unprovoked offensives, attacks, invasions, or the like; militantly forward or menacing:
aggressive acts against a neighboring country.
making an all-out effort to win or succeed; compet-tive:
an aggressive basketball player.
vigorously energetic, especially in the use of initiative and forcefulness:
an aggressive salesperson.
boldly -ssertive and forward; pushy:
an aggressive driver.
emphasizing maximum growth and capital gains over quality, security, and income:
an aggressive mutual fund.
medicine/medical.
(of a disease or tumor) spreading rapidly or highly invasive; difficult or impossible to treat successfully.
pertaining to a risky surgery or treatment, or to a medication that has grave side effects:
aggressive chemotherapy.
adjective
quarrelsome or belligerent: an aggressive remark
-ssertive; vigorous: an aggressive business executive
adj.
1791, from latin aggress-, past participle stem of aggredi (see aggression) + -ive. in psychological use from 1913, first in translations of freud. related: aggressively; aggressiveness.
aggressive ag·gres·sive (ə-grěs’ĭv)
adj.
inclined to behave in a hostile fashion.
tending to spread quickly, as a tumor; fast-growing.
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