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catapulting Meaning
catapulting
to throw or launch by or as if by a catapult, to become catapulted, an ancient military device for hurling missiles, a device for launching an airplane at flying speed (as from an aircraft carrier), a device for launching an airplane (as from the deck of an aircraft carrier)
catapulting Sentence Examples
- The athlete's powerful throw catapulted the javelin towards the distant target.
- The launch failure catapulted the rocket into a fiery abyss.
- The explosive demand for the new product catapulted the company to unprecedented heights.
- The scandal catapulted the politician's career into a downward spiral.
- The discovery of oil catapulted the tiny nation into global prominence.
- The epidemic catapulted the healthcare system to its breaking point.
- The pandemic catapulted unemployment rates to alarming levels.
- The groundbreaking invention catapulted technology into a new era.
- The war catapulted thousands of young lives into a bloody conflict.
- The rise in online shopping catapulted retail businesses onto the brink of extinction.
FAQs About the word catapulting
to throw or launch by or as if by a catapult, to become catapulted, an ancient military device for hurling missiles, a device for launching an airplane at flyin
tossing, slinging,throwing, hurling, flinging, pitching, pelting, casting, launching, lobbing
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The athlete's powerful throw catapulted the javelin towards the distant target.
The launch failure catapulted the rocket into a fiery abyss.
The explosive demand for the new product catapulted the company to unprecedented heights.
The scandal catapulted the politician's career into a downward spiral.
