"aggressive words" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to words or language that have hot-tempered, hostile, or belligerent connotations. For example: "He said some very aggressive words in the heat of the moment, and now he is regretting it."
Using aggressive words like "warrior" or "ninja" in your job descriptions.
Those people have to realise that their aggressive words and dangerous rhetoric have consequences.
To anyone familiar with China's hardball official politics, Mr. Ai's aggressive words sounded suicidally aggressive and the silence from the government in Beijing was perplexing.
Mr. Pompeo's aggressive words could give a boost to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, an ally of the Trump administration who is running for re-election on April 9.
2nd over: West Indies 8-0 (Gayle 7 Morton 1) need 329 Anderson will open to his old friend Runako Morton, the two having exchanged plenty of aggressive words and even a shoulder barge or two in their previous encounters.
In contrast with the Algerian leader's aggressive words about the Middle Eastern situation, Secretary General Waldheim of the United Nations told the delegates that the talks he had just held in that region had been "very useful" and would provide "a fresh basis" for further peace discussions.
What's striking here is that it's neither, even with that aggressive word "sticking".
Mr. Jalili, whose comments were notably short of the aggressive wording he has used in the past, called the meeting "a turning point".
Some criticised the aggressive wording of the hashtag itself, others didn't agree with the call to name perpetrators.
"Violence and chaos and aggressive wording is what people are attracted to".
With Rubio's every aggressive word about Trump's taxes, the frail Romney became more and more energetic as the youthful vitality drained from Rubio's body and coursed through Romney's veins.
