No. 8,485 in French
aggréssive
"Aggréssive" means "aggressive" in English, describing someone or something forceful, hostile, or assertive.
In a sentence
La campagne publicitaire était très aggressive, attirant rapidement l’attention des consommateurs.
The advertising campaign was very aggressive, quickly drawing consumers' attention.
The word 'aggressive' is used to describe the assertive and intense nature of the campaigning approach.
Il a une manière de jouer au football assez aggressive, ce qui le rend redoutable sur le terrain.
He has a quite aggressive way of playing football, which makes him formidable on the field.
Here, 'aggressive' characterizes the bold and competitive playing style of the individual.
Son style de leadership était parfois perçu comme aggressive, mais il obtenait des résultats.
Her leadership style was sometimes perceived as aggressive, but she achieved results.
In this sentence, 'aggressive' is used to describe a decisive and assertive style of leading that may come across as forceful.
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