to blitzkrieg

Examples

• All

• They blitzkrieged through the enemy lines last night.

• In business, the company tried to blitzkrieg the market with its new product launch.

• The football team's strategy was to blitzkrieg their opponents in the first quarter.

• The army plans to blitzkrieg the enemy's defenses.

• The general planned to blitzkrieg the enemy's defenses before they could organize a response.

• The football team's strategy was to blitzkrieg their opponents in the first quarter.

• They blitzkrieged through the enemy lines last night.

Synonyms

O

to overrun

vsto blitzkrieg

43 7.0

Take control of a place by force, usually quickly

is a planned fast campaign aiming for quick victory rather than only capturing places

S

to surprise

vsto blitzkrieg

41 4.5

To attack someone suddenly to catch them off guard

is a planned fast campaign aiming for quick victory rather than one sudden strike

Antonyms

D

to defend

774 1.3

To protect people and things from attack or harm

Compounds

M

marketing blitzkrieg

1 8.3

A short, intense campaign to quickly reach many people with ads

B

blitzkrieg strategy

1 8.2

A fast, intense plan to get results quickly

S

sales blitzkrieg

• Jargon

8.2

A sudden strong campaign to sell many products quickly to gain market share

How Intense

to blitzkrieg

• Specialized

1 9.7

to invade

276 4.4

offensive

128 7.4

assault

• Specialized

606 4.5

attack

∞ 1.4

raid

330 4.9

to skirmish

2 7.6

Surface Forms

Etymology