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in a way that is threatening or shows hostility
- The dog barked aggressively at the stranger.
- He spoke aggressively during the argument.
- The protesters acted aggressively when the police arrived.
- She drove aggressively through the crowded streets.
- The cat hissed aggressively to defend its territory.
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in a determined and energetic way, aimed at achieving success or winning
- The company is aggressively promoting its new product.
- They are aggressively pursuing new business opportunities.
- The athlete trained aggressively to qualify for the Olympics.
- The team played aggressively to win the championship.
- He aggressively negotiated the contract terms.
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in a manner that progresses rapidly or intensely, especially regarding growth or spread
- The wildfire spread aggressively through the forest.
- The cancer grew aggressively, affecting nearby organs.
- The invasive species has aggressively taken over the wetlands.
- The rumor circulated aggressively among the students.
- The software company expanded aggressively into new markets.
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in a way that involves applying strong or intensive treatment to cure a disease or condition
- Doctors decided to treat the infection aggressively with antibiotics.
- The patient was aggressively managed in the intensive care unit.
- Chemotherapy was applied aggressively to stop the tumor growth.
- They treated the symptoms aggressively to prevent complications.
- The therapy was aggressively administered to improve recovery chances.
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