aggress
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ag·gress
(ə-grĕs') 
intr.v., -gressed, -gress·ing, -gress·es.
To initiate an attack, war, quarrel, or fight: "America . . . guaranteed that no EC state would aggress against another" (John J. Mearsheimer).
intr.v., -gressed, -gress·ing, -gress·es.
To initiate an attack, war, quarrel, or fight: "America . . . guaranteed that no EC state would aggress against another" (John J. Mearsheimer).
[French agresser, from Latin aggredī, aggress-, to attack : ad-, ad- + gradī, to go.]
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