blitz (Meaning)
blitz (n)
(American football) defensive players try to break through the offensive line
a swift and violent military offensive with intensive aerial bombardment
blitz (v)
attack suddenly and without warning
Synonyms & Antonyms of blitz
blitz Sentence Examples
- The football team executed a flawless blitz, overwhelming the opposing offense with relentless pressure.
- In times of war, generals often employ a blitz strategy to swiftly conquer enemy territory.
- Supermarkets typically experience a blitz of shoppers just before major holidays.
- The marketing team launched a blitz campaign to promote their new product, saturating social media with advertisements.
- During rush hour, commuters face a blitz of traffic as they navigate through the city streets.
- The sudden blitz of rain caught many pedestrians off guard, sending them scrambling for cover.
- The chess grandmaster initiated a blitz of moves, leaving his opponent struggling to keep up.
- As the deadline approached, the team went on a blitz to finish the project on time.
- The blitz of criticism from the public forced the company to reconsider its controversial decision.
- With lightning speed, the basketball team executed a blitz of fast breaks, scoring basket after basket.
FAQs About the word blitz
(American football) defensive players try to break through the offensive line, a swift and violent military offensive with intensive aerial bombardment, attack
bombardment, flurry,barrage, salvo, tide,volley, hail, drumbeat, fusillade, torrent
drip, trickle, trickle,drip,dribble, dribble,
The football team executed a flawless blitz, overwhelming the opposing offense with relentless pressure.
In times of war, generals often employ a blitz strategy to swiftly conquer enemy territory.
Supermarkets typically experience a blitz of shoppers just before major holidays.
The marketing team launched a blitz campaign to promote their new product, saturating social media with advertisements.
