campaign

campaign
I noun action, activism, activity, cause, course of action, course of conduct, course of proceeding, crusade, design, drive, effort, emprise, endeavor, enterprise, exercise, exertion, expedition, hard task, implementation, large undertaking, line of action, line of conduct, line of proceeding, maneuvering, maneuvers, measures, method, mobilization, motion, movement, operation, organization, plan, plan of offensive, plot, procedure, program, project, proposal, proposition, quest, scheme, self-imposed task, steps, stipendium, stratagem, strategy, struggle, tactics, task, undertaking, voluntary work, warfare associated concepts: campaign committee, campaign contributions, campaign expenditures, campaign expenses, campaign funds, election campaign, political campaign II index activity, course, endeavor, enterprise (undertaking), expedient, fight (battle), operation, plan, program, promotion (encouragement), pursuit (effort to secure), strategy, venture, work (effort)

Burton's Legal Thesaurus. . 2006


campaign
n.
(1) An organized effort to achieve some goal, usually election to political office or promotion of a political or social cause.
(2) Military operations in a specific area or done for a particular reason.
v.
campaign

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