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[ US /əˈsɔɫtɪv/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. disposed to attack

How To Use assaultive In A Sentence

  • Jersey political shtick stand-up at the Democratic National Convention; the arena that bore his name has gone through several different corporate sponsors since, and is currently a severely brand-infected assaultively unrelenting advertising-delivery module - in which basketball is still played, sometimes - sponsored by Izod. Can't Stop The Bleeding
  • Playing huge stadiums meant performing the assaultive, theatrical music that would fill and rock those stadiums.
  • Training in the recognition and management of aggressive and assaultive behavior may be lifesaving for healthcare workers.
  • Others followed with "assaultive" anger that "did not, in any way, invite engagement, or mutual analysis, or thinking through a problem together. Dreams of Better Schools
  • But it feels, somehow, more appealing and less assaultive.
  • In addition, this orientation is consistent with national health objectives which target women as victims of assaultive dating violence.
  • The blog began as a casual travelogue, with a brief video tour of an assaultively opulent bedroom in the Shah's palace narrated for Mr. Moore's wife Mary and photos of Mr. Moore getting a haircut at a Tehran barber shop. Basketball, Iranian Style
  • If you hate mint in perfume "assaultive" is going to come to mind.. Frederick Malle Geranium Pour Monsieur: Perfume Review
  • How is such a rewritten text disturbing, interesting, assaultive, provocative?
  • “Rather, it is our position that use be restricted to only those situations where the individual is combative — sometimes called assaultive — or poses a significant risk of death or grievous bodily harm to the officer, the subject, themselves, or the public.” Taser Limits Urged for Canadian Police - The Lede Blog - NYTimes.com
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