Synonyms for aggressively
ag·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

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1. List of paraphrases for "aggressively":

   dynamically, actively, vigorously, strongly, energetically

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1. Aaron Schaechterle:

   We're not playing a water scarcity theme per se, but instead the companies that are investing aggressively in technology products even in an old line industry.

2. Pujarini Sen:

   The question which remains to be answered is whether there is enough political will to aggressively fight the health emergency India faces today and move away from polluting fuels and practices.

3. Joseph Szabo:

   The DOT is to be applauded for aggressively moving the ball forward on crude by rail safety.

4. Bart Barber:

   If we fail to apply the teachings of our faith to questions like immigration or Herschel Walker’s behavior or Donald Trump’s behavior in the way that Kamala Harris thinks we should, we wind up being scolded and encouraged to let our faith shape our moral and political decisions more aggressively, but when it comes to questions like abortion, Kamala Harris is willing to offer instruction about how we should divorce our faith from our moral and political decisions. I choose to let the teachings of Jesus instruct me about how to apply my faith. I show respect for our Vice-President by praying for Kamala Harris and by loving Kamala Harris as my neighbor, and I show respect for the fellow human beings waiting for their chance to be born by opposing their slaughter in the abortionist’s chamber.

5. Paula Boggs:

   The city of Cincinnati will continue to aggressively protect its neighborhoods from out of town, problem property owners, but today's decision - that banks may ignore the city's laws without consequence - has dealt a blow to that effort.