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combativeness

[ˌkɒmbəˈtɪvnəs]

combativeness Definition

  • 1a disposition to fight or be aggressive
  • 2a willingness to argue or engage in a conflict

Using combativeness: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "combativeness" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    His combativeness made him a formidable opponent in the ring.

  • Example

    The political debate was marked by a high level of combativeness.

  • Example

    Her combative personality often led to conflicts with her colleagues.

combativeness Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for combativeness

Phrases with combativeness

  • a form of resistance that involves avoiding confrontation and expressing opposition through passive means, such as non-cooperation or obstructionism

    Example

    The workers showed their passive combativeness by refusing to work overtime.

  • a tendency to engage in verbal arguments or debates, often characterized by a confrontational or aggressive tone

    Example

    The politician's verbal combativeness during the debate turned off many voters.

  • a tendency to engage in physical fights or altercations, often characterized by a willingness to use force or violence

    Example

    The boxer's physical combativeness made him a feared opponent in the ring.

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Summary: combativeness in Brief

The term 'combativeness' [ˌkɒmbəˈtɪvnəs] refers to a disposition to fight or be aggressive, or a willingness to argue or engage in a conflict. It can manifest in various forms, such as physical, verbal, or passive resistance. Synonyms include 'belligerence' and 'quarrelsomeness,' while antonyms include 'docility' and 'submissiveness.'