Synonyms for launch
lɔntʃ, lɑntʃ

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1. launch(noun)

   a motorboat with an open deck or a half deck

   Synonyms:
   launching

2. launching, launch(verb)

   the act of propelling with force

   Synonyms:
   entry, launching, unveiling, introduction, first appearance, debut

3. establish, set up, found, launch(verb)

   set up or found

   "She set up a literacy program"

   Synonyms:
   tack together, put together, set in motion, lay down, found, prepare, institute, instal, piece, tack, show, fix, establish, put in, base, gear up, put up, frame, entrap, make, arrange, ground, plant, give, order, erect, ensnare, raise, lay out, pitch, prove, plunge, shew, ready, set up, demonstrate, put, effect, effectuate, install, rear, assemble, constitute, set, rig, build

4. launch(verb)

   propel with force

   "launch the space shuttle"; "Launch a ship"

   Synonyms:
   set up, establish, found, plunge, set in motion

5. launch(verb)

   launch for the first time; launch on a maiden voyage

   "launch a ship"

   Synonyms:
   set up, establish, found, plunge, set in motion

6. plunge, launch(verb)

   begin with vigor

   "He launched into a long diatribe"; "She plunged into a dangerous adventure"

   Synonyms:
   engulf, set up, dump, found, engross, dunk, absorb, set in motion, immerse, souse, plunk, dip, soak up, dive, establish, steep, plunge, douse

7. launch, set in motion(verb)

   get going; give impetus to

   "launch a career"; "Her actions set in motion a complicated judicial process"

   Synonyms:
   set up, establish, found, plunge, set in motion

8. launch(verb)

   smoothen the surface of

   "launch plaster"

   Synonyms:
   set up, establish, found, plunge, set in motion

English Synonyms and Antonyms(3.67 / 3 votes)Rate these synonyms:

1. launch

   To send is to cause to go or pass from one place to another, and always in fact or thought away from the agent or agency that controls the act. Send in its most common use involves personal agency without personal presence; according to the adage, "If you want your business done, go; if not, send;" one sends a letter or a bullet, a messenger or a message. In all the derived uses this same idea controls; if one sends a ball into his own heart, the action is away from the directing hand, and he is viewed as the passive recipient of his own act; it is with an approach to personification that we speak of the bow sending the arrow, or the gun the shot. To despatch is to send hastily or very promptly, ordinarily with a destination in view; to dismiss is to send away from oneself without reference to a destination; as, to dismiss a clerk, an application, or an annoying subject. To discharge is to send away so as to relieve a person or thing of a load; we discharge a gun or discharge the contents; as applied to persons, discharge is a harsher term than dismiss. To emit is to send forth from within, with no reference to a destination; as, the sun emits light and heat. Transmit, from the Latin, is a dignified term, often less vigorous than the Saxon send, but preferable at times in literary or scientific use; as, to transmit the crown, or the feud, from generation to generation; to transmit a charge of electricity. Transmit fixes the attention more on the intervening agency, as send does upon the points of departure and destination.

   Synonyms:
   cast, dart, delegate, depute, despatch, discharge, dismiss, drive, emit, fling, forward, hurl, impel, lance, project, propel, send, sling, throw, transmit

   Antonyms:
   bring, carry, convey, get, give, hand, hold, keep, receive, retain

   Preposition:
   To send from the hand to or toward (rarely at) a mark; send to a friend by a messenger or by mail; send a person into banishment; send a shell among the enemy.

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1. launch

   Synonyms:
   propel, hurl, embark, expatiate, enlarge

   Antonyms:
   repress, recall, ignore, avoid

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1. catapulted

   hurl or launch (something) in a specified direction with or as if with a catapult.

   the plane was refueled and catapulted back into the air again

   Submitted by rinat on August 26, 2019  

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1. launch(v. a.)

   Synonyms:
   throw, hurl, cast, dart, lance

2. launch(v. a.)

   Synonyms:
   slide from the stocks (as a ship)

3. launch(v. n.)

   Synonyms:
   enlarge, expatiate, descant, dilate, launch out

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1. launch(v)

   Synonyms:
   set afloat, set going, start, throw, hurl, expatiate, descant

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1. List of paraphrases for "launch":

   launching, initiate, start, launched, commencement, initiation, launches, firing, start-up, begin, lancer, inception, initiating, chen, release, kick-off, throw, introduction, inauguration, undertake, commence, startup, opening, boot, starting, waging, roll-out, embark, launchin, lanzamiento, beginning, take-off, lance, introduce, launcher

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How to use launch in a sentence?

1. Matteo Salvini:

   I hope we can launch a government, we'll see in the coming hours.

2. Piers Harding-Rolls:

   I think we can expect a significantly different PS5 design at launch, it's possible some of the design cues may transition over.

3. Debra Aho Williamson:

   Social media is evolving and Twitter needs to catch up, fleets give Twitter a way to compete in the' Stories' arena that Snapchat and Instagram have occupied for years. ... Twitter hasn't moved super quickly when it comes to launching new features, so I'm not surprised that Fleets has been slow to launch as well.

4. Erika Tsuji:

   We are excited to launch our campaign in Hawaii this weekend. Tulsi 2020 is building a movement-based campaign that tells the story of the American people and we can't wait to get on the road.

5. Simon Enever:

   Oral care isn't a cool or a sexy industry, we probably had 70 to 80' no's' from investors, even through the first two or three years of our launch we were still struggling to raise money despite growing fast and acquiring users and members that were really passionate about the product.

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