assaultive

The other part is he's already been assaultive and if something works for him, maybe it should be considered.

There was no significant association between using hard drugs and assaultive behavior.

In the community, he was assaultive toward peers and known to damage property.

Two officers initially assigned to the case found him assaultive.

All staff members who are likely to be confronted with aggressive or assaultive behaviours.

What was meant to be alluring to the ear became assaultive.

A person must display "assaultive behaviour" before a Taser can be used.

He would avoid the appearance of having an explosive temper or being assaultive in nature.

Relationship between childhood abuse and assaultive behavior in adolescent male psychiatric patients.

Speech stops at the point where assaultive action begins.

College students' perception of men as victims of women's assaultive behavior.

If people do not comply, and become actively resistant or assaultive, the police must respond.

One listens, however, and feels an obstinacy that is at times assaultive.

How is it best to view techniques for managing physically assaultive and destructive behaviour?

And every wound, whether it's assaultive or passive, delivers with it a message.

Vornado argued that it did not have or want an assaultive climate.

Cheerfully assaultive this Beethoven may have been, but it was certainly not the work of a wild man.

Accentuation was relentless, almost assaultive and by any measure disruptive.

Piano sound leaps aggressively from the floor of the stage; brass is assaultive.

Preventing an increase in assaultive behaviour within institutions as measured by:

"Because he was hardly ever disciplined, he became more assaultive and aggressive."

This caused Hutchins to become enraged and assaultive towards his daughter.

Even at its most assaultive, Neubauten's music remained fundamentally cerebral.

There was none of the assaultive urban noise that had so come to bother Cronin in recent years.

A person who is assaultive, verbally or physically, will not readily become docile.