blitzkrieg (Meaning)

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blitzkrieg (n)

a swift and violent military offensive with intensive aerial bombardment

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fight a quick and surprising war

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The military commander orchestrated a devastating blitzkrieg, swiftly overwhelming the enemy's defenses.
Historians often refer to the German invasion of Poland in 1939 as the beginning of World War II's blitzkrieg tactics.
The rapid advance of the enemy forces took the defenders by surprise, showcasing the effectiveness of the blitzkrieg strategy.
During the blitzkrieg, tanks and aircraft worked in tandem to achieve swift and decisive victories.
The blitzkrieg tactics employed by the invading army resulted in the capture of key strategic locations within days.
Military leaders studied the blitzkrieg campaigns of World War II to understand its principles and applications.
The blitzkrieg assault shattered the morale of the defending troops, leading to a swift capitulation.
The use of combined arms and mobile warfare was a hallmark of the blitzkrieg doctrine.
The success of the blitzkrieg relied on the element of surprise and the rapid exploitation of breakthroughs in enemy lines.
Despite initial setbacks, the army regrouped and launched a counteroffensive against the advancing blitzkrieg forces.

a swift and violent military offensive with intensive aerial bombardment, fight a quick and surprising war

barrage, flurry, bombardment, shower, tide, storm, hail, torrent, blitz, fusillade

drip, drip, trickle, trickle,dribble, dribble,

The military commander orchestrated a devastating blitzkrieg, swiftly overwhelming the enemy's defenses.

Historians often refer to the German invasion of Poland in 1939 as the beginning of World War II's blitzkrieg tactics.

The rapid advance of the enemy forces took the defenders by surprise, showcasing the effectiveness of the blitzkrieg strategy.

During the blitzkrieg, tanks and aircraft worked in tandem to achieve swift and decisive victories.