noun

aggressiveness

uh-GREH-sihv-nihs

Aggressiveness (noun) means the quality or state of being aggressive. Example: “The coach praised the team's aggressiveness on defense.”

noun

The quality or state of being aggressive.

"The coach praised the team's aggressiveness on defense."

"His aggressiveness in meetings put colleagues on edge."

How to Use Aggressiveness

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishHow aggressive someone or something is.

Common pairings

level of aggressiveness

aggressivenesses plural

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The coach praised the team's _____ on defense.

From "aggressive" + the noun-forming suffix "-ness."

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What does “aggressiveness” mean?

The word “aggressiveness” means the quality or state of being aggressive. In plain terms, how aggressive someone or something is.

How do you pronounce “aggressiveness”?

“Aggressiveness” is pronounced uh-GREH-sihv-nihs (/əˈɡrɛsɪvnɪs/ in IPA).

How do you use “aggressiveness” in a sentence?

Here is “aggressiveness” used in a sentence: “The coach praised the team's aggressiveness on defense.”

What part of speech is “aggressiveness”?

“Aggressiveness” is a noun.