aggressively
in a forceful, determined way
In a very strong and very active way to reach a goal or get an advantage.
to [verb] aggressively
- The company is aggressively expanding into new international markets.
- We need to market this product more aggressively if we want to increase sales.
- She negotiated aggressively to get the best possible deal for her client.
- They are investing aggressively in renewable energy projects.
- The team played aggressively to win the game.
- He is aggressively looking for a new job.
- The bank is aggressively selling its new credit card.
- They are aggressively trying to grow their business.
in a hostile, attacking way
In an angry and threatening way, as if ready to fight or hurt someone.
to behave/speak/react aggressively toward [someone]
- The dog barked aggressively at anyone who walked past the gate.
- He reacted aggressively when the security guard asked to see his ID.
- Some drivers behave aggressively in heavy traffic, cutting in and honking constantly.
- During the argument, she spoke so aggressively that everyone in the room fell silent.
- The man shouted aggressively at the waiter.
- The child sometimes hits other kids aggressively.
- The driver drove aggressively and scared his passengers.
- The guard moved aggressively toward the group.
spreading or growing very quickly
In a way that grows or spreads very fast and can be dangerous or harmful.
to [verb] aggressively
- The cancer is growing aggressively and needs immediate treatment.
- This invasive plant spreads aggressively, crowding out native species.
- The virus has been spreading aggressively in urban areas.
- Doctors are concerned because the infection is progressing aggressively despite antibiotics.
- The disease spreads aggressively in the body.
- These plants grow aggressively and fill the garden.
- The tumor is moving aggressively into nearby tissue.
- The fire moved aggressively across the dry fields.
- Base: aggressively
- Plural: aggressivelies
aggressively expand
1grow a business very quickly
To make a business or activity much bigger very quickly and with strong effort.
- The startup is aggressively expanding into European markets.
- They announced plans to aggressively expand their online services next year.
aggressively market
1promote a product very strongly
To advertise and sell a product in a very active and strong way.
- The company is aggressively marketing its new smartphone to young consumers.
- They plan to aggressively market the service through social media and online ads.
aggressively pursue
1try very hard to get something
To work very hard and very actively to get something you want, such as a job, plan, or person.
- The company plans to aggressively pursue new clients in Asia.
- She decided to aggressively pursue her dream of becoming a doctor.
- They are aggressively pursuing legal action against the manufacturer.
drive aggressively
1drive in a fast, rude way
To drive a car in a way that is too fast, rude, or dangerous, for example by cutting other cars or following too closely.
- He tends to drive aggressively when he is late for work.
- Many accidents are caused by people who drive aggressively in heavy traffic.
invest aggressively
1invest with high risk for high return
To put money into investments that are more risky, hoping to get a much higher profit.
- Young investors often choose to invest aggressively in stocks.
- He used to invest aggressively but now prefers safer options.
play aggressively
1use bold, risky moves in play
To play a sport or game in a very strong, active, and sometimes risky way to win.
- The coach told the team to play aggressively in the final minutes.
- He tends to play aggressively, always going for the winning shot.
priced aggressively
1sold at a very low price
Sold at a very low or very competitive price to attract many customers.
- The new model is priced aggressively to compete with cheaper brands.
- These laptops are priced aggressively for the back-to-school season.