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The phrase "aggressive to" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is generally used to describe someone's behavior toward something or someone; for example, "The project manager was aggressive to the new employees."
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He didn't seem aggressive to me".
Why are you so aggressive to me?
"That felt pretty aggressive to me," he says.
You have to be quite aggressive to eliminate the problems.
"I think it's aggressive, to say the least," she said.
But they also must decide how aggressive to be.
But they are being aggressive to a different end.
Tsonga knows he must be unrelentingly aggressive to win.
He was aggressive to people he thought were a threat to him.
Taken together, the cases reveal a playbook of improvised responses, from aggressive to compassionate.
"I was just trying to get aggressive to get in scoring position.
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