Aggression and Rush

Aggression

Aggression noun - The act or action of setting upon with force or violence.

Usage example: Japan's act of aggression—the attack on Pearl Harbor—brought the U.S. into World War II

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Rush and aggression are semantically related in attack topic. In some cases you can use "Rush" instead a noun "Aggression".

Rush noun - The act or action of setting upon with force or violence.

Usage example: the regiment recaptured the hill with a single rush

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Aggression and rush are semantically related in attack topic. Sometimes you can use "Aggression" instead a noun "Rush".

Nearby Words: rushed, rushing, rushy

typical	typical aggression	typical rush
direct	direct aggression	direct rush
true	true aggression	true rush
constant	constant aggression	constant rush
Other adjectives: extreme, dark, extra, greater, blind, sudden, suicidal.

Metallo pulls one in Season 9, after a restructuring of his system purges him of the adrenaline rush that heightened his aggression and made him evil.

Source: Heel Face Turn / Live-Action TV
Rather, after the one time someone compared the need to rush bravely in (rather than hanging back and giving your opponent time to prepare) to the Arc Words, the concept of bravery and aggression, as well as trusting your training, comes up more and more.

Source: Arc Words

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