How Do You Spell AGGRESS?

Pronunciation: [ɐɡɹˈɛs] (IPA)

The correct spelling of the word "aggress" is with two "g's" - ag-GRESS. The IPA phonetic transcription would be /əˈɡrɛs/. The stress is on the second syllable and the "g" sound is pronounced twice as /ɡɡ/. This word means to attack or behave aggressively towards someone or something. It is important to spell words correctly to avoid confusion and miscommunication.

AGGRESS Meaning and Definition

1. Aggress is a verb that refers to the act of initiating or launching a hostile action or doing something with a forceful or forceful intent. It involves displaying assertive behavior, often with the aim of dominating or taking control over a situation, individual, or an issue. When someone aggresses, they engage in assertive or offensive actions, which may include physical, verbal, or emotional aggression.

   In the context of interpersonal relationships, it entails behaving in a hostile, confrontational, or combative manner towards others, often disregarding their feelings or boundaries. It can manifest through acts of violence, intimidation, or coercion, aiming to establish dominance or power over someone else.

   The term "aggress" is also applicable in military or geopolitical contexts, where it refers to the act of initiating an attack, invasion, or conflict against another individual, nation, or group. It often involves deploying military forces or employing aggressive tactics to pursue a specific objective.

   Psychologically, aggressiveness may stem from various factors, such as frustration, competitiveness, anger, or a desire for control. It can also be influenced by environmental or situational factors, including social norms, pressure, or the presence of perceived threats.

   However, it is important to note that aggression is not always negative or harmful. In certain contexts, assertiveness and willingness to take action may be seen as positive traits. The interpretation of aggression depends on the intention, context, and consequences associated with the behavior.

2. To begin a quarrel or controversy; to commence an attack.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for AGGRESS

• zggress
• sggress
• wggress
• qggress
• afgress
• avgress
• abgress
• ahgress
• aygress
• atgress
• agfress
• agvress
• agbress
• aghress
• agyress
• aggeess
• aggdess
• aggfess
• aggtess
• angresum
• aggesus
• agggeus
• aggrius
• aggrios
• Aggurous
• Agresse
• oggreses
• eggruss
• Laggiess
• raggness
• Aggaeus
• Aggryus
• Maggness

Etymology of AGGRESS

The word "aggress" derived from the Latin word "aggressus", the past participle of the verb "aggredi", which means "to approach, to attack". "Aggressus" is made up of "ad", meaning "to" or "toward", and "gradi", meaning "to step" or "to go". Over time, this Latin root developed into the English term "aggress", which refers to initiating an attack or hostile action.

Similar spelling words for AGGRESS

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• OCAIRS,
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• ikaris,
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• whakairos,
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• ECHRS,
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• agaricus,
• ACCRES,
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• AGRIS,
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• EGRSO,
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• ICRIS,
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• IGRAS,
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• OCRS,
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• accorsi,
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• egress,
• ICRICE,
• eagers,
• REG/ACRS,
• Eagrass,
• IGARS.

Conjugate verb Aggress

CONDITIONAL

I would aggress

we would aggress

you would aggress

he/she/it would aggress

they would aggress

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have aggress

you would have aggress

he/she/it would have aggress

we would have aggress

they would have aggress

FUTURE

I will aggress

we will aggress

you will aggress

he/she/it will aggress

they will aggress

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have aggressed

we will have aggressed

you will have aggressed

he/she/it will have aggressed

they will have aggressed

IMPERATIVE

you aggress

we let´s aggress

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to aggress

PAST

I aggressed

we aggressed

you aggressed

he/she/it aggressed

they aggressed

PAST PARTICIPLE

aggressed

PAST PERFECT

I had aggressed

we had aggressed

you had aggressed

he/she/it had aggressed

they had aggressed

PRESENT

I aggress

we aggress

you aggress

he/she/it aggresses

they aggress

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

aggressing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have aggressed

we have aggressed

you have aggressed

he/she/it has aggressed

they have aggressed

I am aggressing

we are aggressing

you are aggressing

he/she/it is aggressing

they are aggressing

I was aggressing

we were aggressing

you were aggressing

he/she/it was aggressing

they were aggressing

I will be aggressing

we will be aggressing

you will be aggressing

he/she/it will be aggressing

they will be aggressing

I have been aggressing

we have been aggressing

you have been aggressing

he/she/it has been aggressing

they have been aggressing

I had been aggressing

we had been aggressing

you had been aggressing

he/she/it had been aggressing

they had been aggressing

I will have been aggressing

we will have been aggressing

you will have been aggressing

he/she/it will have been aggressing

they will have been aggressing

I would have aggressed

we would have aggressed

you would have aggressed

he/she/it would have aggressed

they would have aggressed

I would be aggressing

we would be aggressing

you would be aggressing

he/she/it would be aggressing

they would be aggressing

I would have been aggressing

we would have been aggressing

you would have been aggressing

he/she/it would have been aggressing

they would have been aggressing