Adverb:

હિંસક,

aggressively's Usage Examples:

theless, the police aggressively forced all the Liberation marchers from the square, in spite of the remonstrations of Syd Bidwell MP.

Upon knowing her pregnancy, Natalie's father's plan was for her to get an abortion, and send her to the United States to continue with her education, which Natalie aggressively objected, and she scolded her father for always making decisions for her.

generous—as far as his writers would be—with the twists and turns and conniptions of an aggressively impudent wit.

After the bombing, Jewell was initially investigated as a suspect by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and news media aggressively focused.

As of May 2013, the Pine Beetle is aggressively devastating forests in all 19 Western States and Canada, destroying approximately 88 million acres of timber at a 70–90% kill rate.

These operators work closely with the intelligence agencies tied to TF121 and work to pinpoint and identify HVTs aggressively.

A power bottom is someone who aggressively enjoys being the receptive partner.

terminalis, the Japanese spurge, which is an aggressively spreading evergreen ground cover.

, flossing too roughly or aggressively) which may cut into the gums.

In addition to Sunny the team began to act more like heels, wrestling more aggressively, acting more arrogantly and teaming with other heels.

Cox did visit the state in early October, but was aggressively heckled during his only speeches in the state.

On psychological grounds, too, aggressively approaching the simul-giver is a sound and very effective strategy.

Synonyms:

sharply,