Imo, it's being agressive passively... looking to get a reaction without being actively confrontational or openly provoking. Like telling their roommate to clean and then slowly picking up stuff sighing loudly. Or saying that someone looks tired in a tone of fake symphathy - in effect telling that this someone looks not at all great. Telling someone embarassing childhood stories with a benighn look because they are pissed about something the other person had done.
So sabotaging your work would be an actively harmfull thing and not a passive agressive thing. But maybe definitions vary. *shrugs*
Re: How do you define passive aggressive?
Like telling their roommate to clean and then slowly picking up stuff sighing loudly.
Or saying that someone looks tired in a tone of fake symphathy - in effect telling that this someone looks not at all great.
Telling someone embarassing childhood stories with a benighn look because they are pissed about something the other person had done.
So sabotaging your work would be an actively harmfull thing and not a passive agressive thing. But maybe definitions vary. *shrugs*