Answer You have probably answered your own question. I think that you are right on with the fact that this person could be guilty, but you were't elaborate enough for me to try to spell it out for you. You don't say if your question was based upon sex or not or what the question was.
"Aggressive" means ready or likely to attack or confront.
Tasmanian devils are only aggressive when they are asserting their dominance as they gather to feed on a carcass, or as part of their mating ritual. At these times, they are very aggressive. Outside of these situations, Tasmanian devils are shy and reclusive, and would certainly rather run from human contact than confront people.
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The future tense of "confront" is "will confront".
Support workers have the right to a safe working environment. When supporting an aggressive client, the support worker should have access to appropriate training and resources to ensure their safety and the safety of others. They also have the right to communicate any concerns or request additional support from their employer or supervisor in managing the aggressive behavior.
Wolverines are known for their fierce and tenacious nature, often displaying aggressive behavior, especially when defending their territory or food. Despite their relatively small size, they can confront larger predators and are highly territorial. However, they are generally solitary animals and tend to avoid human interactions, typically only displaying aggression when threatened. Overall, while they can be aggressive, this behavior is largely situational rather than characteristic of their daily behavior.
I confront the teacher when they gave me refural.
I wasn't ready to confront the burglar, but there he was.
YOU don't ! You get the police to confront them !
Confrontation is the corresponding noun to the verb confront.
No, sail = ram as assail = confront
You must be brave to be able to confront your enemies.