Blitzkrieg

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Pronunciation: /ˈblɪtsˌkriɡ/

Definitions of blitzkrieg

noun a swift and intense military offensive

Example Sentences

A1 The blitzkrieg tactic was used by the army to quickly defeat the enemy.

A2 The soldiers launched a blitzkrieg attack on the enemy's position.

B1 The military strategy of blitzkrieg was employed during the war to gain a swift victory.

B2 The successful implementation of blitzkrieg tactics led to the rapid advancement of the army.

C1 Blitzkrieg was a revolutionary military strategy that changed the course of warfare.

C2 The general's mastery of blitzkrieg tactics ensured victory in the battle.

verb not applicable

Example Sentences

A1 The soldiers blitzkrieged through the enemy lines.

A2 The team blitzkrieged their way to victory in the championship.

B1 The company decided to blitzkrieg the market with their new product.

B2 The political party used a blitzkrieg strategy to win the election.

C1 The hacker group attempted to blitzkrieg the company's network security.

C2 The artist blitzkrieged the art world with their groundbreaking exhibition.

adjective not applicable

Example Sentences

A1 The blitzkrieg attack caught the enemy off guard.

A2 The blitzkrieg marketing campaign quickly gained attention.

B1 The blitzkrieg strategy led to a swift victory in the battle.

B2 The blitzkrieg tactics were highly effective in overwhelming the opposition.

C1 The blitzkrieg approach revolutionized military warfare tactics.

C2 The blitzkrieg style of warfare was a game-changer in modern military history.

adverb not applicable

Example Sentences

A1 The soldiers marched quickly in a blitzkrieg manner.

A2 She cleaned the house in a blitzkrieg fashion before the guests arrived.

B1 The team worked with blitzkrieg speed to finish the project ahead of schedule.

B2 The company launched a blitzkrieg marketing campaign to promote their new product.

C1 The athlete executed his plays with blitzkrieg precision, leaving his opponents stunned.

C2 The CEO managed the company with a blitzkrieg approach, making quick decisions to stay ahead of the competition.

pronoun not applicable

Example Sentences

A1 Blitzkrieg is a military strategy.

A2 The army used blitzkrieg to quickly defeat the enemy.

B1 The general ordered a blitzkrieg attack to capture the city.

B2 The blitzkrieg tactics employed by the army were highly effective in the battle.

C1 The use of blitzkrieg in warfare revolutionized military tactics.

C2 Blitzkrieg was a key factor in the swift victory of the army.

preposition not applicable

Example Sentences

A1 The soldiers advanced quickly, using blitzkrieg tactics.

A2 The team executed a blitzkrieg attack on the opponent's defense.

B1 The company launched a blitzkrieg marketing campaign to promote their new product.

B2 The political party's blitzkrieg strategy helped them gain a majority in the election.

C1 The CEO implemented a blitzkrieg restructuring plan to turn around the company's financial situation.

C2 The general orchestrated a blitzkrieg offensive that quickly overwhelmed the enemy forces.

conjunction not applicable

Example Sentences

A1 I ran to catch the bus, but I missed it blitzkrieg.

A2 She studied all night for the exam, blitzkrieg she still failed.

B1 The team quickly scored three goals in a blitzkrieg attack.

B2 The company launched a blitzkrieg marketing campaign to promote their new product.

C1 The military used blitzkrieg tactics to quickly overwhelm the enemy forces.

C2 The political party executed a blitzkrieg strategy to gain control of the government.

interjection not applicable

Example Sentences

A1 Blitzkrieg! That was a surprise attack!

A2 Blitzkrieg! The enemy advanced quickly and caught us off guard.

B1 Blitzkrieg! The rapid military offensive overwhelmed the opposing forces.

B2 Blitzkrieg! The swift and coordinated attack decimated the enemy's defenses.

C1 Blitzkrieg! The lightning war strategy proved to be highly effective in achieving victory.

C2 Blitzkrieg! The strategic use of combined arms and speed led to a decisive military triumph.

article not applicable

Example Sentences

A1 The blitzkrieg attack happened quickly and caught everyone off guard.

A2 During the war, the blitzkrieg strategy was used to rapidly advance and overwhelm the enemy.

B1 The blitzkrieg tactics employed by the military were highly effective in gaining territory.

B2 The blitzkrieg campaign led to a swift victory for the invading forces.

C1 The blitzkrieg warfare strategy revolutionized modern military tactics.

C2 The blitzkrieg assault was a display of strategic brilliance and coordination.

Examples of blitzkrieg in a Sentence

formal The blitzkrieg tactics used by the army resulted in a swift and overwhelming victory.

informal The blitzkrieg attack caught the enemy off guard and led to a quick win.

slang The blitzkrieg was so intense, it was like they came in guns blazing.

figurative Her presentation was a blitzkrieg of information, leaving the audience stunned by the amount of data presented.

Grammatical Forms of blitzkrieg

past tense

blitzkrieged

plural

blitzkriegs

comparative

more blitzkrieg

superlative

most blitzkrieg

present tense

blitzkrieg

future tense

will blitzkrieg

perfect tense

have blitzkrieged

continuous tense

is blitzkrieging

singular

blitzkrieg

positive degree

blitzkrieg

infinitive

to blitzkrieg

gerund

blitzkrieging

participle

blitzkrieged

Origin and Evolution of blitzkrieg

First Known Use: 1939 year
Language of Origin: German
Story behind the word: The word 'blitzkrieg' originated in Germany during the early 20th century.
Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe the military strategy of rapid and intense attacks, the term 'blitzkrieg' has since evolved to also represent any swift and overwhelming offensive campaign in various contexts.