Definition of assertiveness in English:

assertiveness

nounəˈsəːtɪvnəsəˈsərdɪvnəs

mass noun

Confident and forceful behaviour.
she has difficulty standing up for herself, even when assertiveness may be warranted
Example sentencesExamples
- The skill of assertiveness is very useful here—this implies the ability to say no.
- The study found little difference between the groups of children in assertiveness, which was measured by social development tests.
- He conveys John's hesitancy as a lack of assertiveness, rather than a character flaw.
- He said innovation was a concept whose success in industry largely depended on the assertiveness of practitioners.
- The newly emerging feminine assertiveness has changed the picture to a large extent.
- The increased assertiveness of the peasantry made the regime uneasy, fueling anxiety about the threat of rebellion.
- Her new levels of assertiveness have her feeling more confident about her career journey.
- The forms and imagery of these sculptures refer to assertiveness and aggression.
- Many psychologists and researchers have argued that a lack of assertiveness can act as a source of stress.
- Cleverness and assertiveness are valued as ways to achieve upward mobility.

Definition of assertiveness in US English:

assertiveness

nounəˈsərdɪvnəsəˈsərdivnəs

Confident and forceful behavior.
she has difficulty standing up for herself, even when assertiveness may be warranted
Example sentencesExamples
- Her new levels of assertiveness have her feeling more confident about her career journey.
- The study found little difference between the groups of children in assertiveness, which was measured by social development tests.
- Cleverness and assertiveness are valued as ways to achieve upward mobility.
- The skill of assertiveness is very useful here—this implies the ability to say no.
- Many psychologists and researchers have argued that a lack of assertiveness can act as a source of stress.
- He said innovation was a concept whose success in industry largely depended on the assertiveness of practitioners.
- The increased assertiveness of the peasantry made the regime uneasy, fueling anxiety about the threat of rebellion.
- The newly emerging feminine assertiveness has changed the picture to a large extent.
- The forms and imagery of these sculptures refer to assertiveness and aggression.
- He conveys John's hesitancy as a lack of assertiveness, rather than a character flaw.

单词	assertiveness
释义	Definition of assertiveness in English: assertiveness nounəˈsəːtɪvnəsəˈsərdɪvnəs mass noun Confident and forceful behaviour. she has difficulty standing up for herself, even when assertiveness may be warranted Example sentencesExamples The skill of assertiveness is very useful here—this implies the ability to say no. The study found little difference between the groups of children in assertiveness, which was measured by social development tests. He conveys John's hesitancy as a lack of assertiveness, rather than a character flaw. He said innovation was a concept whose success in industry largely depended on the assertiveness of practitioners. The newly emerging feminine assertiveness has changed the picture to a large extent. The increased assertiveness of the peasantry made the regime uneasy, fueling anxiety about the threat of rebellion. Her new levels of assertiveness have her feeling more confident about her career journey. The forms and imagery of these sculptures refer to assertiveness and aggression. Many psychologists and researchers have argued that a lack of assertiveness can act as a source of stress. Cleverness and assertiveness are valued as ways to achieve upward mobility. Definition of assertiveness in US English: assertiveness nounəˈsərdɪvnəsəˈsərdivnəs Confident and forceful behavior. she has difficulty standing up for herself, even when assertiveness may be warranted Example sentencesExamples Her new levels of assertiveness have her feeling more confident about her career journey. The study found little difference between the groups of children in assertiveness, which was measured by social development tests. Cleverness and assertiveness are valued as ways to achieve upward mobility. The skill of assertiveness is very useful here—this implies the ability to say no. Many psychologists and researchers have argued that a lack of assertiveness can act as a source of stress. He said innovation was a concept whose success in industry largely depended on the assertiveness of practitioners. The increased assertiveness of the peasantry made the regime uneasy, fueling anxiety about the threat of rebellion. The newly emerging feminine assertiveness has changed the picture to a large extent. The forms and imagery of these sculptures refer to assertiveness and aggression. He conveys John's hesitancy as a lack of assertiveness, rather than a character flaw.
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