catapulted (Meaning)
catapulted
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)
Synonyms & Antonyms of catapulted
catapulted Sentence Examples
- The innovative startup's success was catapulted by a viral marketing campaign.
- The rise in oil prices catapulted gas prices to record highs.
- The discovery of gold catapulted the town into instant prosperity.
- The invention of the internet catapulted communication to new heights.
- The successful launch of the new product catapulted the company to industry dominance.
- The social media influencer's popularity was catapulted by a controversial post.
- The economic crisis catapulted unemployment rates to unprecedented levels.
- The political scandal catapulted the politician's career into the abyss.
- The discovery of the new element catapulted the scientist's reputation.
- The viral video catapulted the aspiring musician into the spotlight overnight.
FAQs About the word catapulted
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
threw, hurled, slung, tossed, flung, heaved,launched, pegged, pitched, hove
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The innovative startup's success was catapulted by a viral marketing campaign.
The rise in oil prices catapulted gas prices to record highs.
The discovery of gold catapulted the town into instant prosperity.
The invention of the internet catapulted communication to new heights.
