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Meaning of rockets
The primary meaning of the word "rockets" refers to vehicles that use propulsion systems to travel through space or the atmosphere.
Etymology of rockets
The word "rocket" originates from the Italian word "rocchetta," meaning "little spindle" or "little wheel," which was used to describe the shape of early rockets.
The term "rocket" has been used in English since the 14th century to describe various types of projectiles and fireworks, and its meaning has evolved over time to include space vehicles and missiles.
Synonyms
projectiles
missiles
space vehicles
launchers
boosters
spacecraft
missiles
launch vehicles
orbital vehicles
intercontinental ballistic missiles
guided missiles
cruise missiles
ballistic missiles
rockets
propulsion systems
thrusters
accelerators
amplifiers
intensifiers
augmenters
boosters
intensives
enhancers
magnifiers
multipliers
escalators
elevators
lifters
propulsors
Definitions
- A rocket is a vehicle that uses the principle of jet propulsion to travel through space or the atmosphere, typically consisting of a cylindrical body with a system of engines, fuel tanks, and control devices.
- * A rocket can also refer to a self-propelled missile or projectile that uses a similar propulsion system to travel through the air or space.
Usage Examples
- The space agency launched a series of rockets to explore the outer planets.
- * The military developed a new type of rocket that could travel long distances with high accuracy.
- * The fireworks display ended with a burst of colorful rockets exploding in the sky.
Antonyms
slowness
delays
hindrances
obstacles
impediments
barriers
blocks
stops
brakes
retarders
decelerators
inhibitors
restrictors
limiters
confines
bounds
restraints
constraints
curbs
checks
stays