aggressive speech
[/əˈɡrɛsɪv spiːtʃ/]
noun phrasepl: aggressive speeches
discurso agressivo
1. Speech or verbal communication characterized by hostility, intensity, or forceful assertion, often intended to intimidate, dominate, or provoke
The politician's aggressive speech at the rally angered many in the audience.
O discurso agressivo do político no comício irritou muitos na plateia.
2. Communication that uses harsh language, threats, or confrontational tone to express anger or dominance
His aggressive speech towards his colleagues created a hostile work environment.
Seu discurso agressivo para com os colegas criou um ambiente de trabalho hostil.
3. Assertive or vigorous language used to advance a position or argument with intensity
The lawyer used aggressive speech to challenge the witness's credibility.
O advogado usou um discurso agressivo para questionar a credibilidade da testemunha.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, aggressive speech is increasingly scrutinized in professional and educational settings due to workplace conduct policies and anti-bullying initiatives. In Brazil, such speech may carry different social weight depending on regional communication styles, with some regions favoring more direct and emphatic communication. In the USA, aggressive speech is often associated with breach of civility norms and may result in disciplinary action in institutional settings.
NYC Slang
hostile talk, trash talk, hard words
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