Synonyms for trajectory
trəˈdʒɛk tə ritra·jec·to·ry

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1. trajectory, flightnoun

   the path followed by an object moving through space

   Synonyms:
   flight of steps, escape, flight, flying, flight of stairs

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1. • Mechanical Phenomenon

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1. direction

   the path that an object is undertaking

   the ball was going in the direction of the opponents racket.

   Submitted by pottie.po.mark.2 on July 20, 2021  

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1. List of paraphrases for "trajectory":

   path, course, track, pathway

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1. Eleanor Feldman Barbera:

   Almost everybody that I'm seeing has some kind of adjustment disorder because their whole worlds have been turned upside down, talking to a psychologist when they first come in can help put people on a good trajectory.

2. Darryl Seligman:

   If we had the LSST online prior to `Oumuamua’s passage through the inner solar system, we would have discovered it much earlier in its trajectory, we could have had the opportunity to send a space mission to intercept and rendezvous with the object because it came so close to the Earth. Therefore, in the future when we discover more interstellar objects, we will be able to send a dedicated space mission to an interstellar object.

3. Adrian Perkins:

   It's so effective because they have tapped into something that's so fundamental and basic -- that is parenting, you have a group of dads that decided to do something to protect their children without being prompted by the government, without getting paid, and turned the trajectory of this school.

4. Davide Farnocchia:

   But we should keep in mind that the impact probability, overall is really small, in fact, there is a 99.94 % probability that there is not an impact trajectory. So, there is no particular reason for concern.

5. Christopher Murray:

   The trajectory of the pandemic will change – and dramatically for the worse – if people ease up on social distancing or relax with other precautions.