Is "aggresive" a derivatory or commendatory word?
In sentences like "you are very aggressive in the job hunt".Is it a derogatory or complimenting or neutural?

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I think in your example "aggressive" is being used in a complimentary way. However, depending on how it's used, "aggressive" can be either positive or negative.

Positive: "You're very aggressive in your job hunt. You know what you want and you're not afraid to go after it."

Negative: "You're an aggressive driver. If you're not careful you are going to cause an accident.

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I think it is positive to be aggressive to find a job! It is complimentary!

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Oh that's a typo - i meant derogatory

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Sorry, I don't understand what you are asking. 'derivatory', 'bery' and 'hon' aren't really words. You have also misspelled aggressive.

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