catapultian (Meaning)

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catapultian (a)

of or like a catapult

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The spaceship's design featured sleek lines and a catapultian propulsion system.
As the roller coaster climbed to its peak, riders braced themselves for the catapultian descent ahead.
The company's growth in the last quarter was nothing short of catapultian, surprising even the most optimistic investors.
With a catapultian force, the athlete launched the javelin into the air, breaking the previous record.
The company's success was due in part to its catapultian marketing strategies, which captured the attention of consumers worldwide.
The novel's plot took a catapultian turn, leaving readers on the edge of their seats until the very end.
The storm unleashed a catapultian gust of wind, toppling trees and causing widespread damage.
The team's catapultian efforts in research and development led to groundbreaking innovations in the field of technology.
The entrepreneur's rise to fame was catapultian, going from a small startup to a global conglomerate in just a few years.
With a catapultian leap, the athlete cleared the final hurdle and crossed the finish line, securing victory for her team.

of or like a catapult

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The spaceship's design featured sleek lines and a catapultian propulsion system.

As the roller coaster climbed to its peak, riders braced themselves for the catapultian descent ahead.

The company's growth in the last quarter was nothing short of catapultian, surprising even the most optimistic investors.

With a catapultian force, the athlete launched the javelin into the air, breaking the previous record.