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Trajectory

Noun:

1. The path followed by a projectile flying or an object moving under the action of given forces.

Sample Sentence: The baseball flew through the air in a high trajectory, sailing over the outfield fence for a home run.

2. A planned course of action.

Sample Sentence: The entrepreneur's trajectory to success included years of hard work and dedication.

3. The changing circumstances or direction of someone's life.

Sample Sentence: After winning the lottery, her trajectory shifted dramatically towards a life of luxury and financial stability.

4. The curve described by a rocket, projectile, or the like in its flight.

Sample Sentence: The astronaut watched in awe as the rocket followed its trajectory towards the moon.

Adjective:

1. Related or pertaining to the path followed by a projectile or object.

Sample Sentence: The scientist conducted experiments to determine the trajectory calculations for various projectiles.

Verb:

1. To plan or intend a course of action.

Sample Sentence: The company trajectory for the next year is focused on global expansion and product innovation.

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