Preposition: towards

• dog: Fortunately most dogs that are aggressive toward other dogs are not aggressive toward people.

Modifies a noun

• stance: Despite the aggressive stance, someone in ergonomics has really done their homework.

• behavior: Children who may be meek and withdrawn outside often respond with hostile, aggressive behavior in the playroom.

• behavior: Roy Dennis also does not expect any aggressive behavior.

• tactic: Would Stresemann have used aggressive tactics in the East once Germany had recovered her strength?

• outburst: The whole point is to stop before the aggressive outbursts occur.

• driving: Cameras dont spot bald tires, rusty cars or aggressive driving.

Modifying Another Word

• overly: Times said quot overly aggressive in nifty gadgets including.

• verbally: The youngest will be verbally aggressive if I suggest anything regarding getting some gainful employment, and will blame me for all his misfortunes.

• physically: Ashley, who has also been physically aggressive toward staff, kept calm in the sessions.

• increasingly: The NFWI believes this trend is fuelled by the increasingly aggressive promotion of unhealthy food to children.

• naturally: By contrast, men are stereotyped as naturally aggressive, with violence simmering just below the surface.

• extremely: Germans are extremely aggressive drivers and politeness on the road is not rewarded.

Used with adjective complement

• become: However, every animal has the potential to become aggressive.

• appear: We may not always like their attitude and their approach, which might sometimes appear aggressive.

• seem: Any more and you can seem aggressive, much less and you appear evasive Don't worry about the interviewer taking notes.

• get: Please dont just get aggressive toward me or have a go, just hear me out.

• sound: And the noise is just mind blowing; not even a Le Mans Jaguar sounds so aggressive, so purposeful.

Preposition: in

• nature: This outlaws the practice of the making of approaches to an umpire which are aggressive in nature.

Preposition: with

• dog: These are his bad points; Sometimes really aggressive with other male dogs but not all.