Drive
Drive noun - A series of activities undertaken to achieve a goal.
Usage example: a fund-raising drive for the school's marching band
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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Iraq desperately sent its Republican Guard divisions and launched an air offensive to stem the Iranian offensive, which were successful but they could not drive the Iranians from al-Faw.
Source: Useful Notes / IranIraq War -
Heroes And Generals contains examples of: Alternate History: Naturally, it is perfectly possible for the Germans to drive back both the American Operation Overlord and the Soviet eastern counter-offensive and win World War II.
Source: Video Game / Heroes And Generals - The first overseas special in the US has two instances of this: First Instance The trio drive through Alabama with offensive slogans scrawled on their cars.
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Offensive and Drive. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 16, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/drive/offensive
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