What is another word for campaign ?

An organized course of action to achieve a goal

labor^US

labour^UK

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“I was proud to be involved in the campaign for a maternity unit for Moray.”

Noun

A series of military operations intended to achieve a goal

commencement of hostilities

maneuvers^US

manoeuvres^UK

offence^UK

offense^US

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“The rogue nation's military campaign was heavily criticized due to the high number of civilian casualties.”

Noun

A trip or a set amount of traveling

travelling^UK

traveling^US

labor^US

labour^UK

unraveling^US

unravelling^UK

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A undertaking, typically one that involves risk

spin of the roulette wheel

labour^UK

labor^US

maneuvering^US

manoeuvring^UK

behavior^US

behaviour^UK

speculative enterprise

way the cookie crumbles

blood, sweat and tears

old college try

elbow grease

hard yakka

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Noun

keeping up with the Joneses

The way a living thing acts in a particular environment

behavior^US

demeanor^US

demeanour^UK

Noun

A sustained fight or conflict, especially between large organized armed forces

meeting for satisfaction of honour

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Pledge drive

Noun

The overarching storyline that binds together events in a role-playing game

Noun

Advertising campaign

Noun

The plans and methods used to achieve a particular short-term aim

manoeuvres^UK

defence^UK

defense^US

manoeuvring^UK

maneuvering^US

maneuvers^US

programmes^UK

programs^US

standard operating procedure

practises^UK

practices^US

behaviour^UK

behavior^US

draft^US

draught^UK

demeanor^US

demeanour^UK

methods and resources

realization^US

rules and regulations

method of functioning

realisation^UK

mould^UK

residential care home

mold^US

gauge^UK

gage^US

organizing^US

organising^UK

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The publicizing of a product, organization, or venture so as to increase sales or public awareness

pzazz^UK

pizzazz^US

publicizing^US

publicising^UK

advertising promotion

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political action committee

A group of people seeking to influence legislators on a particular issue

public-interest group

special-interest group

campaign group

lobby group

special interest group

single-interest group

bevy^US

bevvy^UK

strategic partnership

contractual cooperation

strategic relationship

mutually beneficial alliance

cross-holding

mutually beneficial partnership

mutually beneficial relationship

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public service announcement

The art of disposing armed forces in order of battle and of organizing operations, especially during contact with an enemy

tactic

maneuvers^US

manoeuvres^UK

Noun

PSA

PSA

public service ad

announcements in the public interest

Noun

A statement or action expressing disapproval of or objection to something

clamour^UK

clamor^US

furore^UK

furor^US

chorus of disapproval

cavilling^UK

caviling^US

statement of opposition

statement of dissatisfaction

clamouring^UK

rancour^UK

rancor^US

clamoring^US

scepticism^UK

skepticism^US

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Noun

The placement of an advertisement

commercial announcement

spot announcement

Noun

A procession organized as a protest

Verb

put your heads together about

To work in an organized and active way towards a particular goal

clamour^UK

clamor^US

consider the pros and cons of

weigh up the pros and cons of

be at sixes and sevens

lock horns

fall out

have a tiff

go at it hammer and tongs

fight like cat and dog

take on

cross swords

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“The city's residents are planning to campaign for a direct train service to the airport.”

Verb

To take part in a political campaign

“The parties can campaign for votes as long as they do so peacefully.”

Verb

be at each other's throats

Press for political action

Verb

To engage in a war

engage in hostilities

fight like cat and dog

take the field against

fight for King and country

fight for Queen and country

get into conflict with

face off against

come into conflict with

fight like Kilkenny cats

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take part in an insurrection

To become disobedient against authority

take part in an uprising

refuse to obey orders

man the barricades

mobilise^UK

mobilize^US

behave uncontrollably

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Verb

To ask for something, especially earnestly or forcefully

clamour^UK

clamor^US

enquire^UK

inquire^US

pressurize^US

present one's suit to

pressurise^UK

mobilize^US

mobilise^UK

make an urgent request

resort to

make a plea

make an earnest request

put in an application

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Verb

make someone change their beliefs

Raise awareness of

politicise^UK

politicize^US

Verb

To tell people about (a particular branch of) Christianity, especially in order to convert them

evangelise^UK

evangelize^US

proselytise^UK

proselytize^US

sermonise^UK

sermonize^US

make someone change their mind

make someone see the light

spread the faith to

spread the word to

offer the gospel to

share the gospel with

baptise^UK

baptize^US

cause someone to change their beliefs

lead to believe

cause a change of heart

change the belief of

cause to be born again

cause to see the light

make converts of

cause to adopt

cause someone to change their mind

bring round to the idea of

pressurize^US

pressurise^UK

make one see the light

change one's mind

show someone the error of their ways

show one the error of their ways

lure

gain somebody's support

win around

get somebody on your side

pressure someone into

pressurize someone into

gain one's confidence

energize^US

incentivize^US

invigorate^US

cause to feel certain

dispel someone's doubts

reason someone into believing

dispel doubt

put someone's mind at rest

galvanize^US

galvanise^UK

incentivise^UK

envigorate^UK

energise^UK

mold^US

instill^US

put someone up to something

instil^UK

mould^UK

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Verb

To struggle tenaciously to achieve something

labour^UK

labor^US