assume a posture

Frequency: 6.57.0 per million words

To take on a particular attitude or way of dealing with something.

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  • He decided to assume a cautious posture in the upcoming negotiations.
  • The company was forced to assume a defensive posture against the hostile takeover bid.
  • Many nations often assume an aggressive posture to deter potential adversaries.
  • During the debate, she managed to assume a calm and collected posture despite the provocations.
  • It is crucial for journalists to assume an impartial posture when reporting sensitive news.
  • The new leader sought to assume a more open and collaborative posture in international relations.
  • Facing financial difficulties, the startup had to assume a very conservative posture regarding spending.
  • To appear confident, one should assume an assertive posture during job interviews.
  • He will likely assume a conciliatory posture to avoid further conflict.
  • Despite criticism, the government continued to assume a firm posture on its controversial policies.