He has a lot of pent-up aggression.
a display of aggression
behavior that is likely to provoke aggression
dangerous dogs showing aggression toward people
military aggression
The government says that it will view any attempt to fly over its territory as an act of aggression.
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con|gres´sion|al|ly — con|gres|sion|al «kuhn GREHSH uh nuhl», adjective. of or having to do with a congress. –con|gres´sion|al|ly, adverb. Con|gres|sion|al «kuhn GREHSH uh nuhl», adjective. of or having to do with the Congress of the United States: »We have gone… … Useful english dictionary
Con|gres|sion|al — «kuhn GREHSH uh nuhl», adjective. of or having to do with a congress. –con|gres´sion|al|ly, adverb. Con|gres|sion|al «kuhn GREHSH uh nuhl», adjective. of or having to do with the Congress of the United States: »We have gone through one more set… … Useful english dictionary
con|gres|sion|al — «kuhn GREHSH uh nuhl», adjective. of or having to do with a congress. –con|gres´sion|al|ly, adverb. Con|gres|sion|al «kuhn GREHSH uh nuhl», adjective. of or having to do with the Congress of the United States: »We have gone through one more set… … Useful english dictionary
ag|gres|sion — «uh GREHSH uhn», noun. 1. the first step in an attack or a quarrel; an unprovoked attack: »A country that sends its army to occupy another country is guilty of aggression. 2. the practice of making assaults or attacks on the rights or territory… … Useful english dictionary
con|gres|sion — «kuhn GREHSH uhn», noun. Rare. a coming together; congress … Useful english dictionary
de|gres|sion — «dih GREHSH uhn», noun. 1. the decrease in rate for sums below a certain amount, especially in degressive taxation. 2. a going down; descent. ╂[< Latin dēgressiō, ōniss < dēgredī to descend < dē from + gradī go] … Useful english dictionary
di|gres|sion|al — «duh GREHSH uh nuhl, dy », adjective. = digressive. (Cf. ↑digressive) … Useful english dictionary
di|gres|sion|ar|y — «duh GREHSH uh NEHR ee, dy », adjective. of the nature of a digression; digressive … Useful english dictionary
di|gres|sion — «duh GREHSH uhn, dy », noun. a digressing; turning aside from the main subject in talking or writing: »The speaker s many digressions made the lecture longer than usual. Digressions…are the sunshine…the life and soul of reading (Laurence Sterne) … Useful english dictionary
e|gres|sion — «ih GREHSH uhn», noun. the action of going out; egress … Useful english dictionary
in|gres|sion — «ihn GREHSH uhn», noun. the act of going in or entering; entrance … Useful english dictionary
