Synonyms for Launches:

• v.

  •propels (verb)
  • lobs,
  • tosses,
  • prods,
  • casts,
  • compels,
  • hurls,
  • shoves,
  • projects,
  • bunts,
  • precipitates,
  • cants,
  • Drives,
  • flings,
  • shunts,
  • butts,
  • fires,
  • slings,
  • bowls,
  • catapults,
  • rams,
  • thrusts,
  • pitches,
  • pelts,
  • goads,
  • flicks,
  • impels,
  • pushes,
  • propels,
  • throws,
  • heaves,
  • chucks.

Paraphrases for Launches:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, plural
    initiates, starts.
  • Proper noun, singular
    launching, Launched, initiate, initiates, start, starts, initiation.
  • Noun, plural
    launchings, Launched, initiates, start, starts, initiation.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    launchers, Shots.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, plural
    releases, begins.
  • Proper noun, singular
    published, publishes, breakthrough, publish, distribution, uncovers, formulate, corporation, corporations, advancement, advance, advances, Lanza, discloses, advertise, progress, discovers, disclose, reopen, reveals, foregoing, corporate, shoots, company, Companies, reveal, clears, submits, sounds, lead, offering, posting, notice, exposure, pledge, america, detects, attend, detect, exposed, sells, finds, silk, primer, raise, raises, pa, export, exports, offer, offers, pass, commencement, release, releases, undertake, begin, begins.
  • Noun, plural
    publication, undertakes, Advertisements, beginnings, initializes, publishing, Commencing, campaigns, assaults, lands, rockets, appearances, shelling, rollouts, applicants, submarines, shootings, departures, experiments, longboats, performances, bombings, flights, transmissions, police, headings, crafts, attacks, catamarans, reiterates, offensives, Guns, briefings, submissions, Pleadings, speedboats, auditions, Referrals, excursions, Ships, signals, gunshots, portrayals, slideshows, Rotations, incidents, voyages, trials, patrols, Celebrities, raids, cycles, Boats, displays, experiences, renditions, take-offs, examinations, pitchers, vessels, packages, hits, wheels, stars, Exercises, emissions, discharges, Travels, Journeys, shooters, rounds, tours, Strikes, exhibits, Tests, ADS, throw, icons, series, hoses, VMS, bowlers, projectors, shows, urges, forces, artists, Ferries, Seeds, EXAMS, trips, waves, shoots, releases, begins.
  • Adverb
    starts.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    unleashes, unlatches, implementation, unlocks, communicates, circulates, includes, declares, encourages, establishes, proclaims, conducts, challenges, pronounces, organises, holds, lays, deploys, constitutes, generates, embarks, activates, convenes, formulates, engages, contains, executes, distributes, accuses, organizes, incurs, undertakes, disseminates, undergoes, ushers, apportions, pitches, suggests, Carries, advertises, regulates, arranges, restarts, prepares, mounts, completes, fulfills, originates, heralds, entails, develops, runs, creates, Leaves, operates, falls, initializes, enters, proceeds, sparks, appears, elicits, features, sends, informs, spawns, balances, draws, governs, arrives, aligns, triggers, renders, invites, propagates, places, represents, shouts, commits, enforces, produces, follows, invokes, hosts, leads, happens, proposes, deducts, turns, resells, adopts, pursues, wage, brings, Comes, files, builds, PAVES, advises, Divorces, Addresses, casts, promotes, mark, marks, affords, breaks, tells, provides, Hires, throws, performs, exposes, depends, puts, pays, directs, derives, paints, spreads, deals, attacks, reiterates, poses, arises, tops, Backs, Gives, logs, promises, prompts, POPS, Dies, goes, frees, stems, takes, signals, displays, exhibits, tries, gets, 's, urges, sheds, publishes, uncovers, advance, advances, shoots, clears, submits, sounds, pledge, sells, initiates, raises, exports, offer, offers, start, starts, releases, undertake, begins.

• Other Related

  • Noun, plural
    introductions, satellites, missiles, presentations, firings, stages.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    implements.

Launches Sentence Examples:

• These were taken aboard, and then, no more being in sight, Cosmo returned to the Ark, where the other launches had already arrived.

• This accident, we understood, happened when their launches were on shore filling water, on the last day which they intended remaining at those islands: during the time they were employed in filling their water - casks, having the most perfect confidence in the friendly disposition of the natives, the sailors had been inattentive to the keeping the boats afloat; some misunderstanding having happened between some of the seamen and the natives, an insult had been offered by one or other, which was resented by the opposite party; a quarrel ensued, and the impossibility of moving the boats, exposed the officers and crews to the rage of the multitude, who attacked them with clubs and showers of stones, and would inevitably have massacred the whole, if there had not been a small boat at hand, which picked up those, who depending on their swimming, had quitted the shore.