aggression
आगळीक
definition
noun
his chin was jutting with aggression
hostile or violent behavior or attitudes toward another; readiness to attack or confront.
translation of 'aggression'
संतापाच्या भावना,
कुरापत,
आगळीक,
भांडण किंवा युद्ध सुरु करु शकणारी कृती
example
We all have feelings of anger and 'aggression' , and so does your child.
territorial 'aggression' between individuals of the same species
his chin was jutting with 'aggression'
territorial 'aggression' between individuals of the same species
the dictator resorted to armed 'aggression'
Assault varies from verbal to full-blown 'aggression' and violence.
Community workers, nurses, medical and paramedical staff are also in danger of 'aggression' and violence.
The goal, clearly, was to lay a trap for a war of 'aggression' and conquest, not to negotiate for peace and security through disarmament.
In contrast, we experience anger and 'aggression' when the disappointment is perceived as being caused by an external source.
They worked very hard and played with great skill, 'aggression' and confidence.
Butcher was prepared to take chances as he took on the bowlers but played with sense, 'aggression' and confidence.
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!
The logic of imperialist conquest means that the next war of 'aggression' is already well beyond the planning stage.
There have been… in all other nations, eulogists of 'aggression' , war, and conquest.
What Pons lacked in brilliance, he made up for in 'aggression' and energy.
the sheer volume and 'aggression' of his playing
While 'aggression' is a common virtue among champion pace predators, Walsh was adept at putting a lid on his temper.
They were examples of absolute 'aggression' , unequalled in surprise or impact since the Second World War.
The wall was built by the Qin dynasty to deter foreign 'aggression' from the north.
Residents worry about overt drug dealing bringing a culture of violence, 'aggression' and intimidation.
The home pack was soon in trouble, feeling the full weight of Otley's controlled 'aggression' from the first scrum.
The country demands that people should work hard to make it prosperous and defend it at the time of 'aggression' from the foreign forces.
Acts of 'aggression' , massacres and corruption legitimise foreign intervention.
The only way to prevent 'aggression' is to counter it before it acts.
The Norman dynasty is famous for its martial accomplishment, its 'aggression' and, of course, its conquests.
Giancarlo will provide us with a very competitive blend of 'aggression' , consistency and hard work.
Direct 'aggression' can shade into behaviour which may be characterised as violent or aggressive incidents.
Georges Corm has shown how 'aggression' and violence are founded on the prism of the communities.
Gattuso's energy and 'aggression' has been a feature for Milan and for Italy for the last couple of seasons.
he called for an end to foreign 'aggression' against his country
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