Synonyms for orbital
ˈɔr bɪ tlor·bital

Princeton's WordNet

1. orbitaladjective

   of or relating to an orbit

   "orbital revolution"; "orbital velocity"

2. orbitaladjective

   of or relating to the eye socket

   "orbital scale"; "orbital arch"

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1. List of paraphrases for "orbital":

   orbit, tropical, orbiting, on-orbit, orbiter, track, in-orbit

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1. Ian Crawford:

   It's entirely possible that when we really explore the moon properly we will find higher concentrations of some of these materials … materials that are not resolvable by orbital remote sensing.

2. Ken Williford:

   Once a rover gets close enough to a location, we get ground-scale images that we can compare to orbital images, with Ingenuity, we now have this intermediate-scale imagery that nicely fills the gap in resolution.

3. Brett Kennedy:

   We intend to spin the technologies developed for the terrestrial RoboSimian back out to applications in space, these tasks include assembly and maintenance of orbital structures; exploration of low-gravity bodies like asteroids, comets, and moons; exploration of caves and cliffs on Mars or our moon; and even preconstruction of habitats wherever humans care to venture in the solar system.

4. Matt Nelson:

   I just literally two nights ago received the video and pictures from a young Hazara woman who when she got back to her house, the Taliban were waiting for her and they beat her, severely, broke her nose, cracked her orbital bone, we've moved her to a safe place and put her in hiding.

5. Amy Williams:

   It helps us understand so much more about the water cycle on Mars, from orbital images, we knew it had to be water that formed the delta, but having these images is like reading a book instead of just looking at the cover. This is the closest I will ever get to going to Mars and doing this work in person. Seeing these rocks as I would in real life, looking up at them, is really staggering and really beautiful.