Pronunciation

/kæmˈpeɪn/

Definitions

Noun

1. A series of coordinated activities, often political or advertising, designed to achieve a specific goal or objective, such as winning an election or promoting a product. Example: “The charity launched a fundraising campaign for the underprivileged children.”
2. A period of time during which a particular action or effort is undertaken. Example: “The company’s marketing campaign ran from January to June.”

Verb

1. To initiate or carry out a campaign, typically with a defined purpose. Example: “They launched a social media campaign to raise awareness about climate change.”
2. To engage in a concerted effort or series of actions to promote or achieve something. Example: “Students campaigned for better school resources.”

Adjective

Used to describe an organized effort or strategy. Example: “A well-planned election campaign.”

Adverb

Referring to the manner in which a campaign is conducted. Example: “She ran her campaign with determination.”

Phrases

• “Run a campaign” means to organize and execute a project or initiative.
• “Join the campaign” implies participation in a cause or movement.
• “Campaign slogan” refers to a concise message used to promote a candidate or idea.
• “Fundraising campaign” is a drive to collect money for a specific purpose.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The candidates were neck and neck in the election campaign.”
• Verb: “We’re launching a new environmental campaign to reduce plastic waste.”
• Adjective: “Her marketing campaign was innovative and effective.”
• Adverb: “He ran his campaign tirelessly, visiting every community.”

Synonyms

• Drive
• Push
• Initiative
• Crusade
• Blitz
• Offensive
• Movement