projecting Antonyms
Meaning of projecting
projecting (s)
extending out above or beyond a surface or boundary
projecting Sentence Examples
- The architect was busy projecting the dimensions of the new building onto the blueprint.
- He was caught off guard by the sudden sound, which caused him to start projecting his voice across the room.
- The engineer was meticulously projecting the trajectory of the rocket using advanced computer simulations.
- She was projecting confidence during her presentation, speaking with clarity and conviction.
- The artist spent hours projecting images onto the canvas before starting to paint.
- The teacher noticed that the student was projecting their frustration onto their classmates.
- The psychologist observed the patient projecting their fears onto their dreams.
- He found himself projecting his own insecurities onto his partner, leading to misunderstandings.
- The actor was skilled at projecting emotions onto the audience, eliciting powerful responses.
- The manager was projecting an aura of authority and control during the meeting.
FAQs About the word projecting
extending out above or beyond a surface or boundary
jutting, blown up, convex, bulbous, distended, protuberant,inflated, extended, risen, swollen
dented, concave,hollow, sunken, dished, depressed, sunken, dished, recessed, indented
The architect was busy projecting the dimensions of the new building onto the blueprint.
He was caught off guard by the sudden sound, which caused him to start projecting his voice across the room.
The engineer was meticulously projecting the trajectory of the rocket using advanced computer simulations.
She was projecting confidence during her presentation, speaking with clarity and conviction.
