to blitz

Examples

• All

• Tonight's debate is likely not to change many minds as much as it will fire up both camps to blitz Facebook and Twitter with everyone's biased review of the men's performances.

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• Let's blitz this thing!

  Alien³ (1992)

• What we really want is your name associated with us when we blitz the German market.

  Joe and Max (2002)

• If they decide to blitz, Romo needs to get the ball out early.

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• So we schedule it in the day happens to be on a Tuesday, so we'll blitz the house in a couple of hours and just give it a bit more of a clean on that day.

• The Memphis Fire Department plans to hold open houses at various fire stations in high-risk areas for the entire seven days of Fire Prevention Week and will blitz these neighborhoods with fire safety information.

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• We plan to blitz the project this week to meet the deadline.

• The team will blitz the marketing campaign to increase awareness of the new product.

• Let's blitz the final exam preparation so we can enjoy the weekend.

Synonyms

R

to rush

vsto blitz

548 1.0

To move or act quickly because a situation needs it

is an intense organized campaign rather than a brief urgent movement

B

to blitzkrieg

vsto blitz

• Specialized

9.7

To attack suddenly with planes and tanks to win quickly

is a fast energetic campaign not limited to military use

Antonyms

P

to procrastinate

26 6.5

To delay doing something you should do because you avoid it

Compounds

A

ad blitz

1 4.6

A short period when many ads run to make a big impact

S

safety blitz

• Slang

6.5

A defensive play where a player from the back rushes the quarterback to try to tackle him

S

safety blitz

4.4

A short intensive campaign to check and improve safety in a place

How Fast

sprint

55 2.1

to blitz

2 4.2

to rush

548 1.0

to hurry

∞ 1.0

move

167 1.0

Surface Forms

Etymology