Aggressions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AGGRESSIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• AGGRESSION, a forceful action intended to dominate or master
• the action of a state in violating by force the rights of another state, particularly its territorial rights; an unprovoked offensive, attack, invasion, or the like: The army is prepared to stop any foreign aggression.
• the practice of making assaults or attacks; offensive action in general.
• overt or suppressed hostility, either innate or resulting from continued frustration and directed outward or against oneself.
• any offensive action, attack, or procedure; an inroad or encroachment: an aggression upon one's rights.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a forceful action or procedure (as an unprovoked attack) especially when intended to dominate or master

Words related to AGGRESSIONS

aggression12

Words that contain AGGRESSIONS

nonaggressions16 counteraggressions22

How to use AGGRESSIONS in a sentence

• Their wealth tempted the more needy of the adventurers from the North, who succeeded in their aggressions because they were stronger than the Saxons.
• She had been justly provoked by their repeated aggressions.
• Only a strong central power enables a country to resist hostile aggressions on a great scale.
• Serenely it sits, unmoved amid all the aggressions of human thought and all the triumphs of modern science.
• The most imposing and perplexing of those of the United States upon foreign governments for aggressions upon our citizens were disposed of by my predecessor.
• For over one year they had seen me in a passive, almost speechless condition, and they were, therefore, unable to understand my unwonted aggressions.
• Our relations with the various Indian tribes have been undisturbed since the termination of the difficulties growing out of the hostile aggressions of the Sac and Fox Indians.
• Augustine further aggressions from that source ceased.
• At length Leopold succeeded in organizing another coalition to resist the aggressions of Louis XIV.
• It has been already observed that the long course of Assyrian aggressions developed gradually among the Asiatic tribes a tendency to unite in leagues for purposes of resistance.
• All these aggressions, and many more, have been borne with the greatest patience.
• At the close of the sixteenth century, the Dutch had been forced to resort to military defences to protect themselves against the aggressions of the Spaniards.
• The miners generally have been taught to regard you as one whose destruction alone can insure their safety from punishment for their late aggressions.
• Aggressions on the part of the Austrians continue in the North.
• While giving utterance to no expressions of indignation at the aggressions, or of gratification at disaster which met the aggressor, the President and Mr.
• Again, then, let us repeat that the German Army is a weapon which can be and is used only for defense against foreign aggressions.
• When these aggressions come, the whole German folk stands with its army, as it does now.
• The path of the company was speedily beset with difficulties, which in the first instance arose out of the aggressions of the German East African Company.
• Science concealed itself to avoid the aggressions of a blind love, 730-l.
• From that topic they had passed to the discussion of the war, and then of wars and national aggressions and the perpetual thrusting and quarrelling of mankind.
• The Scots felt most keenly the first, and the English the second, of these aggressions.
• The Indians met the summons with a moody indifference and neglect, alleging the continued aggressions of the Kentuckians as a reason for refusing to comply with the summons.
• If it does not protect its vessels against unwarrantable British aggressions it is because the Americans are secretly in league with the British.
• No actual war with France grew out of her aggressions.
• To conciliate Poland, whose aggressions were greatly feared, the Russian nobles chose, for their sovereign, Ladislaus, son of Sigismond, the King of Poland.
• The wanton aggressions of the whites oftentimes provoked the fearful retaliation of the red-man.
• The history of these aggressions would fill a volume.
• Even old aggressions, of long standing, have their bearings in these disputes.
• Everywhere now there is a state of things, a degree of alarm and apprehension, and determination to fight, as they regard it, against the aggressions of the North.
• No sooner was the independence of Liberia announced than England and France began a long series of aggressions to limit her territory and sovereignty.

Similar words containing AGGRESSION without suffix s

aggression12 nonaggression15 antiaggression16 nonaggressions16 microaggression21 counteraggression21 counteraggressions22

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