/ˈægrɛs/ or /ˈægrɛs/ or /ˈæɡrɛs/ or /ˈæɡrɛs/ (UK) or /əˈɡrɛs/ (UK)

Definitions

1. verb

to begin fighting or arguing with someone, or to take aggressive action

“The protesters began to aggress the police, leading to a violent confrontation.”

2. verb

to take the initiative in an activity or situation, or to be the first to do something

“The company will aggress the new market by offering competitive pricing.”

3. noun

an aggressive action or behavior

“The aggress of the team was a skilled player who always tried to get the upper hand.”

4. noun

a person or animal that shows aggressive behavior

“The dog’s owner was surprised by the animal’s aggress, which was not typical of its breed.”

5. verb

to attack or assault someone

“He was accused of aggressing the victim and was charged with a crime.”