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catapult

noun as in implement for shooting weapon

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For the high schooler, that catapult to fame coincided with the onset of crippling panic attacks.

Instead of catapulting themselves into exceedingly soft portions of their schedules, both teams stumbled to equally disappointing results.

Within minutes, some of Brahim's neighbours from the surrounding farms and villages gather with catapults and stones to confront the attackers.

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Now, it seemed as though China had catapulted to the forefront.

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"I get catapulted back – emotionally, everything. I'm back in the room. I'm back in the wake with his body – because it's the last place he was for me."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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