Definition of assaultive in English:

assaultive

adjective əˈsɔːltɪvəˈsôltiv

1Tending or likely to commit an assault.
they found that assaultive men had abusive parents
Example sentencesExamples
- Partner abuse has been linked to profound and long-lasting negative emotional and behavioral effects on children who witness assaultive behavior.
- In addition, this orientation is consistent with national health objectives which target women as victims of assaultive dating violence.
- The data revealed that there were 8,292 perpetrators who had committed more than 14,120 physical and psychological assaultive acts against mental health professionals.
- Training in the recognition and management of aggressive and assaultive behavior may be lifesaving for healthcare workers.
- There are certain characteristics of societies which will encourage sexually assaultive behaviour directed against children.
- On neither occasion did she try to excuse or minimize his assaultive behaviour.
- Many people dismiss abusive behaviours in their homes as normal and do not recognize that assaultive actions are still criminal actions even when they occur in intimate relationships.
1. 1.1 Aggressive or forcefully assertive.
  his loud, assaultive playing style can leave you cowering
  Example sentencesExamples
  Playing huge stadiums meant performing the assaultive, theatrical music that would fill and rock those stadiums.
  His films bear a signature stamp of harshness and lyricism, and are curiously assaultive of their audience, inducing powerful dream-like states of joy and then violently undercutting them.
  An art object that draws the viewer's attention to these realities, and leaves no room for ambiguity in their identification, can be an assaultive and disturbing experience.
  But it feels, somehow, more appealing and less assaultive.
  Synonyms
  confident, forceful, self-confident, positive, bold, decisive, assured, self-assured, self-possessed, believing in oneself, self-assertive, authoritative, strong-willed, insistent, firm, determined, commanding, bullish, dominant, domineering

Definition of assaultive in US English:

assaultive

adjectiveəˈsôltiv

1Tending or likely to commit an assault.
they found that assaultive men had abusive parents
Example sentencesExamples
- Partner abuse has been linked to profound and long-lasting negative emotional and behavioral effects on children who witness assaultive behavior.
- Training in the recognition and management of aggressive and assaultive behavior may be lifesaving for healthcare workers.
- On neither occasion did she try to excuse or minimize his assaultive behaviour.
- Many people dismiss abusive behaviours in their homes as normal and do not recognize that assaultive actions are still criminal actions even when they occur in intimate relationships.
- The data revealed that there were 8,292 perpetrators who had committed more than 14,120 physical and psychological assaultive acts against mental health professionals.
- There are certain characteristics of societies which will encourage sexually assaultive behaviour directed against children.
- In addition, this orientation is consistent with national health objectives which target women as victims of assaultive dating violence.
1. 1.1 Extremely aggressive or forcefully assertive.
  his loud, assaultive playing style can leave you cowering
  Example sentencesExamples
  Playing huge stadiums meant performing the assaultive, theatrical music that would fill and rock those stadiums.
  An art object that draws the viewer's attention to these realities, and leaves no room for ambiguity in their identification, can be an assaultive and disturbing experience.
  But it feels, somehow, more appealing and less assaultive.
  His films bear a signature stamp of harshness and lyricism, and are curiously assaultive of their audience, inducing powerful dream-like states of joy and then violently undercutting them.
  Synonyms
  confident, forceful, self-confident, positive, bold, decisive, assured, self-assured, self-possessed, believing in oneself, self-assertive, authoritative, strong-willed, insistent, firm, determined, commanding, bullish, dominant, domineering

单词	assaultive
释义	Definition of assaultive in English: assaultive adjective əˈsɔːltɪvəˈsôltiv 1Tending or likely to commit an assault. they found that assaultive men had abusive parents Example sentencesExamples Partner abuse has been linked to profound and long-lasting negative emotional and behavioral effects on children who witness assaultive behavior. In addition, this orientation is consistent with national health objectives which target women as victims of assaultive dating violence. The data revealed that there were 8,292 perpetrators who had committed more than 14,120 physical and psychological assaultive acts against mental health professionals. Training in the recognition and management of aggressive and assaultive behavior may be lifesaving for healthcare workers. There are certain characteristics of societies which will encourage sexually assaultive behaviour directed against children. On neither occasion did she try to excuse or minimize his assaultive behaviour. Many people dismiss abusive behaviours in their homes as normal and do not recognize that assaultive actions are still criminal actions even when they occur in intimate relationships. 1.1 Aggressive or forcefully assertive. his loud, assaultive playing style can leave you cowering Example sentencesExamples Playing huge stadiums meant performing the assaultive, theatrical music that would fill and rock those stadiums. His films bear a signature stamp of harshness and lyricism, and are curiously assaultive of their audience, inducing powerful dream-like states of joy and then violently undercutting them. An art object that draws the viewer's attention to these realities, and leaves no room for ambiguity in their identification, can be an assaultive and disturbing experience. But it feels, somehow, more appealing and less assaultive. Synonyms confident, forceful, self-confident, positive, bold, decisive, assured, self-assured, self-possessed, believing in oneself, self-assertive, authoritative, strong-willed, insistent, firm, determined, commanding, bullish, dominant, domineering Definition of assaultive in US English: assaultive adjectiveəˈsôltiv 1Tending or likely to commit an assault. they found that assaultive men had abusive parents Example sentencesExamples Partner abuse has been linked to profound and long-lasting negative emotional and behavioral effects on children who witness assaultive behavior. Training in the recognition and management of aggressive and assaultive behavior may be lifesaving for healthcare workers. On neither occasion did she try to excuse or minimize his assaultive behaviour. Many people dismiss abusive behaviours in their homes as normal and do not recognize that assaultive actions are still criminal actions even when they occur in intimate relationships. The data revealed that there were 8,292 perpetrators who had committed more than 14,120 physical and psychological assaultive acts against mental health professionals. There are certain characteristics of societies which will encourage sexually assaultive behaviour directed against children. In addition, this orientation is consistent with national health objectives which target women as victims of assaultive dating violence. 1.1 Extremely aggressive or forcefully assertive. his loud, assaultive playing style can leave you cowering Example sentencesExamples Playing huge stadiums meant performing the assaultive, theatrical music that would fill and rock those stadiums. An art object that draws the viewer's attention to these realities, and leaves no room for ambiguity in their identification, can be an assaultive and disturbing experience. But it feels, somehow, more appealing and less assaultive. His films bear a signature stamp of harshness and lyricism, and are curiously assaultive of their audience, inducing powerful dream-like states of joy and then violently undercutting them. Synonyms confident, forceful, self-confident, positive, bold, decisive, assured, self-assured, self-possessed, believing in oneself, self-assertive, authoritative, strong-willed, insistent, firm, determined, commanding, bullish, dominant, domineering
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