aggressively — in a forceful way that shows determination to win or succeed
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: in a forceful way that shows determination to win or succeed
Pronunciation (IPA): /əˈɡresɪvli/
Example Sentences
- My mom aggressively bargains at the market like she's negotiating world peace.
- He aggressively promotes his YouTube channel to anyone with working ears.
- The company aggressively expanded into new markets this year.
aggressively
ADVERB[/əˈɡresɪvli/]
in a forceful way that shows determination to win or succeed

a basketball player charges forward with the ball, pushing through defenders with intense focus and determination. She leans forward with gritted teeth, dribbling hard while forcing her way past opponents who try to block her path. The defender stumbles backward as the player powers through their defensive stance. Her teammates cheer from behind while the opposing team scrambles to stop her advance. Other players on the court react with surprise at her relentless drive toward the basket. someone acting in a forceful way that demonstrates determination to win or succeed

Aggressively PRESS forward — the IVY never stops climbing.

Push aggressively, lift progressively, train excessively!
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“My mom aggressively bargains at the market like she's negotiating world peace.”
“He aggressively promotes his YouTube channel to anyone with working ears.”
“The company aggressively expanded into new markets this year.”
“She aggressively saved money by eating ramen for three months straight.”
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