trajection Antonyms
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Meaning of trajection
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trajection (n.)
The act of trajecting; a throwing or casting through or across; also, emission.
Transposition.
trajection Sentence Examples
- The trajectory of the projectile was influenced by the strong wind.
- The spacecraft's trajectory was carefully calculated to ensure a successful mission.
- The doctor examined the bullet's trajectory to determine the shooter's location.
- The ballistics expert determined the bullet's trajectory based on its entry and exit points.
- The athlete's javelin throw had an impressive trajectory, propelling it toward the intended target.
- The plane's trajectory was adjusted to avoid airspace restrictions.
- The golfer analyzed the trajectory of his shots to improve his swing.
- The pilot monitored the plane's trajectory to ensure a safe landing.
- The trajectory of the rocket was carefully planned to reach its destination in space.
- The trajectory of the comet's orbit was studied to predict its return to Earth.
FAQs About the word trajection
The act of trajecting; a throwing or casting through or across; also, emission., Transposition.
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The trajectory of the projectile was influenced by the strong wind.
The spacecraft's trajectory was carefully calculated to ensure a successful mission.
The doctor examined the bullet's trajectory to determine the shooter's location.
The ballistics expert determined the bullet's trajectory based on its entry and exit points.
