"Meteorically" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Meteorically" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Meteorically" Meaning
(In a sudden and brief manner; unexpectedly) The company's profits skyrocketed meteorically after they launched their new product.
"Meteorically" Examples
Usage Examples for "Meteorically"
The pop star's career took off meteorically after her first single went viral on social media.
She rose to fame rapidly, both in terms of her popularity and her royalty checks.
The new restaurant in town has been doing business meteorically, with long lines out the door every weekend.
The chef's innovative menu and welcoming atmosphere have attracted a loyal following.
The young artist's paintings started selling meteorically after she gained international recognition at a prestigious exhibition.
Her unique style and bold use of color have made her work highly sought after.
The sports team's performance improved meteorically after they hired a new coach with a winning strategy.
The players were inspired by his motivational speeches and the team's morale has never been higher.
The company's stock price surged meteorically after they released news of a major breakthrough in their research and development department.
The investment community is eagerly awaiting the next quarter's earnings report to see if this trend continues.
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