aggressor

Converse of object

• deter: Britain must in the ultimate resort have independently controlled nuclear power to deter an aggressor.
• become: But Russia itself will never become an aggressor, which is ensured by its legislation and the Concept of National Security.
• defeat: In both these scenes, female solidarity defeats the male aggressor.
• fight: Side by side with the Red Army many thousands of workers, collective farmers, intellectuals are rising to fight the enemy aggressor.
• allow: Concealing the real underlying motive and concentrating the public's attention on the formal side were allowing the aggressor to achieve two goals.
• keep: Alternatively, a first strike in a cyber war could disable an opponent's systems while keeping the aggressor 's intact.

Adjective modifier

• potential: The chances for peace are usually bettered by letting a potential aggressor know in advance where his aggression could lead him.
• external: Rose Petal extract soothes the skin, to help protect against the harmful effects of external aggressors.
• would-be: I'm confident that together we will continue to rapidly improve our ability to combat any would-be cyber aggressors.
• fascist: The agents of the Kremlin begin to speak once more about the alliance of the democracies against the fascist aggressors.
• Russian: Throughout the Cold War Nato said it stood for the defense of the West against the ' Russian aggressor ' .

Modifies a noun

• nation: The United Nations received much support for taking robust action against an aggressor nation.
• state: Article XVI, for example, provides for military and economic sanctions against an aggressor state.
• force: Under the shock and awe of US firepower the Iraqi people were the victims of an aggressor force.
• plane: NATO aggressor planes attacked the wider densely populated area of this town.
• aircraft: One person suggested that they were to be used as aggressor aircraft for realistic dogfighting training.

Noun used with modifier

• enemy: Side by side with the Red Army many thousands of workers, collective farmers, intellectuals are rising to fight the enemy aggressor.

Possessives

• attack: One of the final subliminal precursors to an aggressor's attack is distance close down.

Preposition: in

• war: It's been rare in our history for Britain to act as an aggressor in war.