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aggression
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Unjustified planned, threatened, or carried out use of force by one nation against another.

The key word in the definition of aggression is "unjustified"—that is, in violation of International Law, treaties, or agreements. It was the basic charge leveled against Nazi Germany at the Nuremberg Trials in 1946.


aggression noun aggressiveness, antagonism, assault, attack, bellicosity, belligerence, belligerency, besiegement, combativeness, contentiousness, drive, enterprise, fight, foray, hostility, hustle, illapse, infringement, initiative, injury, inroad, intrusion, irruption, jingoism, martiality, militancy, offense, onset, onslaught, outbreak, provocation, pugnacity, push, pushiness, raid, sally, sortie, storming, transgression, unprovoked attack, warlikeness
See also: assault, belligerency, foray, incursion, infringement, intrusion, invasion, offense, onset, outbreak, provocation


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The practice counted for very little, because practice a few feet off the ground can never represent what it is like to mingle with the void, to feel an ocean of nothing underneath you, with the turbulence in the air and the aggressivity of a giant precipice.
From a third perspective, Zeffirelli's Hamlet (1990) shows us Mel Gibson as "a garishly explicit depiction of masculine aggressivity that stems not from a repressed subconscious, but from a repressed libido" (24).
 
 
 
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