Aggressive
Aggressive adjective - Feeling or displaying eagerness to fight.
Usage example: a kindergarten teacher who discourages aggressive behavior, like pushing, by rewarding those children who wait their turn
Rude and aggressive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rude" instead an adjective "Aggressive".
Rude
Rude adjective - Hastily or roughly constructed.
Aggressive and rude are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Aggressive" instead an adjective "Rude".
Both words in one sentence
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The Gadfly: Whether he's this or an outright Troll depends on his target and how aggressive or rude they are.
Source: Lets Play / Daithi De Nogla -
Plus eye contact is considered rude or aggressive in many cultures, so they might just be uncomfortable.
Source: Living Lie Detector -
Jerkass Has a Point: Tony Taglialucci is quite rude and aggressive towards Dave Kleinfeld because he's convinced the lawyer kept some bribery money (one million dollars) for himself.
Source: Film / Carlito's Way
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