gress

Usage

• ingress

  Ingress is the action of entering a place, the entrance itself, or the right or permission to enter a place.

• transgress

  When someone transgresses something, such as rules of social behavior or moral principles, they violate a boundary or limit.

• egress

  Egress is the act of going out or exiting from an enclosed space; it can also be the exit itself.

• digress

  When you digress while speaking or writing, you temporarily depart or stray from the central focus or topic at hand.

• regression

  Regression is the falling back or return to a previous state.

• aggressive

  An aggressive person is likely to attack someone or something; a person of this type can also really want to win and so works very hard to do so.

• progress

  When you are making progress on something, such as a job or project, you are moving along well, getting things done, and getting closer to completing it.

• aggression

  a disposition to behave aggressively

• aggressor

  someone who attacks

• congress

  the legislature of the United States government

• digression

  a message that departs from the main subject

• digressive

  of superficial relevance if any

• ingression

  Act of entering; entrance.

• nonaggression

  a policy of not initiating hostilities

• progressive

  favoring or promoting progress

• regress

  go back to a statistical means

• transgression

  the act of transgressing

• transgressor

  someone who transgresses