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'You don't make many friends as a Lycra Lout, cycling aggressively across London,' chunters the city's paper, the Evening Standard, bewailing 'that aggressive breed of rampaging cyclist who will apparently take any risk to beat the traffic'.
It is a given that in any quasi-judicial process each side will aggressively present their case in the best light.
Video Nation uses new technology, not aggressively , but imaginatively and benignly.
For all that, the Allianz Arena was as boisterous as ever, a wave of noise breaking around its cantilevered sides as Bayern pressed aggressively at the start.
When Facebook's published its requests data, the general counsel, Ted Ullyot, wrote: "We aggressively protect our users' data when confronted with such requests: we frequently reject such requests outright, or require the government to substantially scale down its requests, or simply give the government much less data than it has requested".
When they feel humiliated, they often lash out aggressively or even violently".
The other Crosby insight – that Cameron should campaign aggressively on the dangers of a post-election deal with the SNP – appears to have worked well in winning back former Tory voters who were leaning towards Ukip.
"These nakedly, aggressively criminal acts are wrong no matter the target … Congress hasn't declared war on the countries – the majority of them are our allies – but without asking for public permission, NSA is running network operations against them that affect millions of innocent people".
It is because he is such a naturally gifted player that Henman is able to play so aggressively - he worries, though, that the range of strokes he has at his disposal is as big a problem as it is a benefit.
Firstly Sandra Bullock explained to your mum how the world wide web worked in hit thriller The Net, and then Jonny Lee Miller and Angelina Jolie hoped to appeal to the yoof crowd with the aggressively over-styled Hackers.
The legacy of our foreign military adventures don't stop when journalists and editors either lose interest, or don't pursue stories aggressively enough.
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The adverb "aggressively" modifies verbs, adverbs, or adjectives to indicate the manner in which an action is performed. It signifies a forceful, vigorous, or intense approach . Ludwig AI confirms the word's correct usage, highlighting its role in adding emphasis to actions.
Expression frequency: Very common
