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Definitions from the WebTerm: to rocketDescription:"To rocket" refers to the action of rapidly and forcefully ascending or propelling upwards. It can be used as a verb, noun, or adjective. Senses and Usages:Verb (transitive):1. To propel or launch (an object) rapidly into the air or space. Example sentence: He rocketed the ball into the goal, scoring a spectacular point! Amazon search: Rocket Toys Verb (intransitive):1. To move or progress extremely quickly and forcefully. Example sentence: The car rocketed down the highway, leaving all other vehicles behind. Amazon search: Rocket Speedometer Noun:1. A self-propelled vehicle or projectile that travels rapidly and with great force. Example sentence: The rocket lifted off and disappeared into the vastness of space. Amazon search: Model Rockets Adjective:1. Describes something that moves or progresses at a high speed. Example sentence: The bullet train is known for its rocket speed. Amazon search: Rocket Shoes | ||||
to render to repeal to reserve to resign to resort to to rest to revolve to ring off to rocket to rollick to run to run down to run empty to rush to say alot to say one thing but do another to scamper across
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