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Self-assertive

usgb/ˌself əˈsɜːrtɪv/Volume
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Cultural Perception

In some cultures, being self-assertive is viewed positively, while in others it may be seen as rude.

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In the U.S., her self-assertive approach was admired, but in Japan, it seemed aggressive.
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Positive Connotation

'Self-assertive' often implies someone is confident without being aggressive.

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Her self-assertive manner during the meeting impressed her colleagues.
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Social Situations

Use 'self-assertive' to describe someone who speaks up in group settings, but know the limits to avoid being pushy.

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Even in a group of older peers, he was self-assertive enough to share his ideas.
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