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any verbal, physical, or social behavior intended to harm, threaten, or intimidate another person, animal, or object.
aggression
a strong feeling of wanting, wishing for, or craving something, often implying a deep longing or a specific aim
desire
the state of lacking sufficient income or resources to meet basic needs—such as food, clean water, shelter, and clothing—or to participate fully in society
poverty
a likelihood, inclination, or predisposition to act, think, or behave in a particular way
tendencies
an event, action, or mechanism that initiates a, process, reaction, or series of events
trigger
to perform an act (often illegal or wrong), pledge oneself to a course of action, or entrust something to someone
commit
a determiner or pronoun meaning more than two but not many, generally implying a small, indefinite number, often interpreted as roughly three to five
several
physical harm, injury, or impairment that reduces the value, usefulness, or normal function of a person, property, or reputation
damage
the state of being unprotected, subjected to an influence (such as weather, chemicals, or media), or the act of revealing something hidden
exposure
to raise someone to a higher rank/position, to help something grow or develop (encourage), or to increase sales/popularity of a product through advertising
promote
making or becoming greater in size, amount, degree, or intensity
increase
authoritative approval/permission (noun) or a coercive measure/penalty used to enforce obedience to laws or rules (noun/verb)
sanction
a specific, distinguishing quality, characteristic, or tendency belonging to a person, organism, or thing
trait
a serious disagreement, struggle, or clash between opposing forces, interests, or ideas
conflict
the possibility of something developing, happening, or achieving success in the future, representing latent, unrealized capacity
potential
