trajectory
noun/trəˈdʒɛktəri/
Frequency rank: #6,787 most common English word
Meaning
the curved path followed by a moving object, or the course of development of something over time.
Example sentence
Scientists tracked the trajectory of the rocket as it traveled through the atmosphere.
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