blitz on

Frequency: 8.516.0 per million words

Used to specify the target of an intensive campaign or military attack.

blitzblitz + PREPOSITION

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Examples (10)

  • The city council launched an all-out blitz on crime.
  • Police have started a blitz on illegal parking in the downtown area.
  • The enemy air force carried out a devastating blitz on the capital city.
  • The media is conducting a PR blitz on the new government policy to win public support.
  • Health officials announced a new blitz on smoking in public places.
  • The company is planning a marketing blitz on social media for its latest product.
  • Last year's safety blitz on drunk driving significantly reduced accidents.
  • The historical records describe a sudden blitz on the unprepared naval base.
  • The teacher's weekend blitz on grading papers left her exhausted but caught up.
  • We will begin a blitz on household clutter this Saturday morning.