ballistic (Meaning)
ballistic (a)
relating to or characteristic of the motion of objects moving under their own momentum and the force of gravity
ballistic (a.)
Of or pertaining to the ballista, or to the art of hurling stones or missile weapons by means of an engine.
Pertaining to projection, or to a projectile.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ballistic
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Synonyms:
- wrathful
- bent out of shape
- enflamed
- annoyed
- ticked
- teed off
- fuming
- cheesed off
- going crook
- steaming
- aggravated
- irate
- irritable
- bristling
- riled
- steamed up
- hot
- blue in the face
- fit to be tied
- ireful
- hot under the collar
- apoplectic
- in a huff
- foaming
- in a fume
- hopping mad
- sore
- horn-mad
- incensed
- in a pet
- inflamed
- livid
- choleric
- hopping
- passionate
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Synonyms:
- burning
- cool
- belligerent
- malevolent
- bitter
- bearish
- cold
- sizzling
- snappish
- pugnacious
- vengeful
- soreheaded
- acrimonious
- petulant
- resentful
- virulent
- fretful
- worked up
- antipathetic
- antisocial
- unfriendly
- crabby
- contentious
- contrary
- smouldering
- stormy
- rankled
- exasperated
- seething
- testy
- argumentative
- grouchy
- dyspeptic
- vindictive
- sulky
- irascible
- raving
- peevish
- shirty
- bilious
- wrought (up)
- grumpy
- cross
- ranting
- unpleasant
- huffy
- bristly
- disagreeable
- frigid
- boiling
- wroth
- fussy
- sorehead
- querulous
- roiled
- disapproving
- distant
- smoldering
- acrid
- churlish
- cantankerous
- rancorous
- inflammable
- spiteful
- ill-tempered
- ornery
- touchy
- cranky
- embittered
- quarrelsome
- perturbed
- riley
- icy
- inimical
- antagonistic
- vitriolic
- disputatious
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ballistic Sentence Examples
- The projectile hurtled through the air with ballistic force.
- The politician's speech ignited a ballistic reaction in the crowd.
- The race car accelerated at a ballistic speed, leaving the others in its dust.
- The earthquake sent shockwaves through the city, causing ballistic damage to buildings.
- The rocket launched with a ballistic trajectory, soaring high into the atmosphere.
- The soldier aimed his ballistic rifle with deadly accuracy.
- The company's stock price took a ballistic dive, losing half its value in hours.
- The slingshot propelled the rock with ballistic force, shattering the glass window.
- The athlete's ballistic jump earned him a gold medal at the Olympic Games.
- The fireworks exploded with ballistic brilliance, illuminating the night sky.
FAQs About the word ballistic
relating to or characteristic of the motion of objects moving under their own momentum and the force of gravityOf or pertaining to the ballista, or to the art o
angered, furious, mad, infuriated, outraged, enraged, indignant,angry, rabid, infuriate
happy, amenable, sympathetic, friendly, accommodating, pleased, complaisant, cordial, cordial, delighted
The projectile hurtled through the air with ballistic force.
The politician's speech ignited a ballistic reaction in the crowd.
The race car accelerated at a ballistic speed, leaving the others in its dust.
The earthquake sent shockwaves through the city, causing ballistic damage to buildings.
