Antonyms for aggressivelyag·gres·sive·ly

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1. aggressively, sharplyadverb

   in an aggressive manner

   "she was being sharply questioned"

   Synonyms:
   sharp, crisply, precipitously, acutely, sharply

How to use aggressively in a sentence?

1. Chief Executive Dean Connor:

   I would expect us to continue to look for acquisition opportunities aggressively.

2. Eddie Brummelman:

   It's a very young field of research but what we do know is that narcissistic children... feel more entitled than others and they want to be admired by others, when they feel they don't get the admiration they want, when they are humiliated or when they are rejected, they tend to lash out aggressively, so it predicts provoked aggression.

3. Salim Virani:

   The risk enhancers may increase a patient's short-term, 10-year risk, or in some cases, their lifetime risk of having a cardiovascular event, then those guidelines recommend that clinicians should err on the side of early treatment, something not considered in The Task Force The Task Force, but I do want to emphasize, even if clinicians were to take the more conservative The Task Force recommendations and follow them very, very aggressively, we definitely will see a population-level impact because of the statin therapy. The Task Force's really been studied for a very, very long time and now we know The Task Force works.

4. Nicholas Shaxson:

   Luxembourg has made a national strategy out of picking the pockets of other countries and very aggressively going after every niche they can think of.

5. Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi:

   Our strategy for Eats is simple : invest aggressively into markets where we're confident we can establish or defend a No. 1 or No. 2 position over the next 18 months.

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