offensive|offensives in English

noun

[of·fen·sive || ə'fensɪv]

attack, act of aggression; position of pursuit or aggressio

Use "offensive|offensives" in a sentence

1. Paradoxically, ‘Civilising offensives’ are in contrast planned, organised and intended

2. Bullshitting meaning: present participle of bullshit offensive offensive

3. Offensive.

4. The invasion force fared poorly militarily, and most of its offensives were defeated.

5. F2s, armed with the L/43 gun, which he deployed to spearhead his armored offensives.

6. Defensive foul in the post, defender wipes away offensive player’s arm Offensive Foul in the post, offensive player Backdowns and dislodges defender Offensive Foul in the post, offensive player Backdowns and dislodges defender “This is an example of an offensive foul for dislodging

7. All four offensives failed, resulting in some 250,000 Italian casualties for little material gain.

8. Offensive Foul in the post, offensive player Backdowns and dislodges defender.

9. Offensive Foul in the post, offensive player Backdowns and dislodges defender

10. She said some offensive remarks.

11. North Korean offensives on the perimeter were stalled and by the end of August all momentum was lost.

12. Counter-offensives can be executed not only on land, but also by the naval forces and air forces.

13. German counter-offensive was foiled.

14. We're careful before an offensive.

15. The German air offensive failed.

16. Why Differently Abled Is Offensive

17. The film was gratuitously offensive.

18. An offensive here, as usual!

19. As the years went by, his “pushing” included high-tech espionage as well as diplomatic and military offensives.

20. Cobras Sign Offensive Lineman Reggie Patrick

21. Offensive word for an Aborigine 2

22. 15 His lordly manners were offensive.

23. 1987 saw a renewed series of major Iranian human wave offensives in both northern and southern Iraq.

24. Auburn offensive coordinator Rodney Allison said.

25. The troops took up offensive positions.