aggression
pencerobohan
definition
noun
his chin was jutting with aggression
hostile or violent behavior or attitudes toward another; readiness to attack or confront.
translation of 'aggression'
noun
keagresifan
example
Butcher was prepared to take chances as he took on the bowlers but played with sense, 'aggression' and confidence.
They are a legitimate use of force insofar as they are used in defense and retaliation against foreign 'aggression' .
They played with confidence, 'aggression' , threw the ball about well and looked like a team who believed in themselves.
To reduce levels of 'aggression' and violence in children's lives and build peaceful societies.
his chin was jutting with 'aggression'
The country demands that people should work hard to make it prosperous and defend it at the time of 'aggression' from the foreign forces.
territorial 'aggression' between individuals of the same species
The home pack was soon in trouble, feeling the full weight of Otley's controlled 'aggression' from the first scrum.
This engenders despair that can develop into anger and 'aggression' and eventually explode into violence.
Pavee readjusted their defense play and switched the 'aggression' towards a determined goal hunt.
Playing with enthusiasm and 'aggression' , they were consistently first to the ball.
Furthermore there is the issue of his 'aggression' and hostile behaviour.
This gem is uncut but he has the 'aggression' , energy and, most of all, the pass to fill the gap Matt Dawson is currently plugging.
the dictator resorted to armed 'aggression'
A foreign occupation is an instance of the 'aggression' of a state against civilians of another country.
It had to demonstrate that it operated to the very highest standards in its training of management of 'aggression' and violence.
But quite often those who cause trouble switch from a good mood to violence and 'aggression' in an instant.
Yet none of that bothered Dixon as much as the inability of his men to contest possession with a proper measure of confidence and 'aggression' .
We all have feelings of anger and 'aggression' , and so does your child.
The Norman dynasty is famous for its martial accomplishment, its 'aggression' and, of course, its conquests.
It pained me to make my lines in the shadow of anger and 'aggression' I often felt in our household.
Acts of 'aggression' , massacres and corruption legitimise foreign intervention.
We played at a higher tempo than of late and we showed the 'aggression' and the determination we have been lacking in recent games.
What Pons lacked in brilliance, he made up for in 'aggression' and energy.
If we want to discourage violence and 'aggression' in our country, we need to look at its causes and I doubt that all this anger stemmed from a few lousy films!
He's very skilful, he has the build, the 'aggression' and determination.
Are wars of 'aggression' , wars for the conquest of colonies, then, just big business?
the sheer volume and 'aggression' of his playing
Instead they countered the Indian bowlers mixing caution with 'aggression' .
his chin was jutting with 'aggression'
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