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Verb
To send through the air especially with a quick forward motion of the arm
“Then he takes one giant stride down the pitch and launches the final ball of the over for six over mid-on.”
Verb
To be responsible for the creation and early operation or use of
“The police have launched an investigation into the incident.”
Verb
To throw, as a lance or dart
“He said the group had no immediate plans to launch another boat toward the disputed waters.”
Verb
To throw, as a lance or dart
“As aircraft weapons came along, they were supposed to fire them, release bombs and later launch missiles.”
Verb
To cause to move or slide from the land into the water
“As I did, Simon began to stir from his long sleep, bouncing back in time for us to launch into our next attempt to save his life.”
Noun
The point at which something begins
“The launch of a campaign to restore law and order.”
Noun
An act or instance of launching
“This morning's launch has been delayed.”
Noun
Noun
“… the reporters held their collective breath as they silently watched the space shuttle's launch.”
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