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aggressor

/əˈɡres.ər/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma pessoa ou organização que inicia um ataque, conflito ou ação hostil; também pode se referir a uma pessoa assertiva e combativa que age como provocadora.

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noun

/əˈɡres.ər/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma pessoa ou organização que inicia um ataque, conflito ou ação hostil; também pode se referir a uma pessoa assertiva e combativa que age como provocadora.

A noun referring to a person or entity that initiates an attack, conflict, or hostile action, or a confident, assertive individual who acts as an instigator.

  1. AttackerB2formal

    A person or country that starts a fight, war, or conflict by attacking first.

    ptAgressor

    • The United Nations condemned the aggressor for invading the neighboring country.
    • In the schoolyard fight, the aggressor was quickly identified by the teacher.
    • The treaty was designed to deter any potential aggressor from starting a war.

    Sinônimosassailantassaulterattackerinstigatorinvaderprovoker

    Antônimosdefenderpacifistpeacemaker

  2. InstigatorB2informal

    A confident and assertive person who initiates or provokes an action, often in a social or competitive context.

    ptInstigador

    • In the debate, she was the aggressor, constantly challenging her opponent's points.
    • He's always the aggressor in our group, pushing us to try new things.
    • The team's aggressor on the field is the one who always makes the first move.

    Sinônimosagitatorinciterinitiatorinstigatorprovocateurprovokerstarter

    Antônimosfence-sitterfollowermoderatepacifistpeacemakerreactorrespondersubordinate

Formas
  • aggressors plural form
  • aggressors' possessive plural form
  • aggressor's possessive singular form
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