Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
take-by-storm
idiom
/teɪk baɪ stɔrm/

Definition
To overwhelm someone with enthusiasm or admiration.

Examples
- The new smartphone took the market by storm with its innovative features.
- Her performance in the movie took the audience by storm, earning her a standing ovation.
- The viral video took social media by storm, quickly racking up millions of views.

Meaning
The phrase describes a situation in which someone or something becomes extremely popular or successful very quickly, capturing the attention of many people.

Synonyms
- capture attention
- overwhelm
- astound
- make waves