aggression
noun /əˈɡreʃn/
/əˈɡreʃn/
- The research shows that computer games may cause aggression.
- Nowadays our aggression is channelled into sports.
Extra ExamplesTopics Feelingsc1- Do toy guns encourage aggression?
- He managed to channel his aggression into sport.
- It showed no aggression towards other dogs.
- a display of naked aggression
- ways of releasing pent-up aggression
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- naked
- open
- overt
- …
- act
- display
- exhibit
- express
- …
- aggression against
- aggression by
- aggression towards/toward
- …
- unprovoked military aggression
Wordfindersee also non-aggression- aggression
- arms
- army
- attack
- casualty
- conflict
- defend
- hostile
- territory
- war
Extra Examples- Acts of aggression against local shop owners should be reported to the police.
- Aggression by one nationality against another often leads to war.
- The president announced that the country would not tolerate foreign aggressions.
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- naked
- open
- overt
- …
- act
- display
- exhibit
- express
- …
- aggression against
- aggression by
- aggression towards/toward
- …
Word Originearly 17th cent. (in the sense ‘an attack’): from Latin aggressio(n-), from aggredi ‘to attack’, from ad- ‘towards’ + gradi ‘proceed, walk’.