Blitzed

To be 'blitzed' signifies a state of being intensely affected or overwhelmed, often by a rapid or concentrated influx of something. It can refer to a sudden attack or assault (military or sporting context), a feeling of extreme intoxication from alcohol or drugs, a flurry of intense activity or work, or a feeling of being completely exhausted or mentally drained. The term carries connotations of speed, intensity, and a potential lack of control or stability. It implies a rapid and possibly overwhelming experience, leaving the individual or situation significantly altered or exhausted after the event.

Blitzed meaning with examples

• The offensive line was completely blitzed by the defensive end, allowing a crucial sack in the final quarter. They were unprepared for the relentless pressure and were unable to protect the quarterback effectively, losing the game by a narrow margin because of this defensive maneuver. The fans were disappointed with the offensive performance.
• After consuming too many cocktails, she became completely blitzed at the party. Slurring her words and struggling to walk, her friends helped her to sit down so that she would not fall. The police arrived and made an arrest for public intoxication which was a costly event for her.
• The marketing team was blitzed with the new project, having to meet an incredibly tight deadline to launch the campaign. They worked around the clock, sacrificing sleep and personal time. While they worked intensely, there were doubts as to their success of achieving the deadline.
• The hiker found herself blitzed by the storm, caught in heavy rain, howling wind, and reduced visibility. After a grueling hike, she had a small shelter. It took several hours until the storm passed. She was exhausted, cold, and disoriented after the long hike and harrowing experience.