Pronunciation: /ˈmɪs.əl/
noun a weapon that is self-propelled or directed by remote control, carrying conventional or nuclear explosive
A1 The missile flew through the air.
A2 The military launched a missile at the enemy base.
B1 The missile defense system intercepted the incoming threat.
B2 The country tested a new long-range missile.
C1 The missile strike caused significant damage to the target.
C2 The advanced missile technology was a game-changer in modern warfare.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a missile
A1 The missile launch was successful.
A2 The missile defense system was activated.
B1 The military base was equipped with missile technology.
B2 The missile strike caused significant damage to the target.
C1 The advanced missile guidance system ensured precise targeting.
C2 The missile interception capabilities of the defense system were impressive.
formal The military successfully intercepted the enemy missile before it reached its target.
informal Did you see that missile launch during the parade? It was so cool!
slang That new video game is a total missile fest - you have to try it!
figurative Her sharp words felt like verbal missiles aimed directly at his ego.
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