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Meanings of projected in English
Extending out above or beyond a surface or boundary.
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Examples for "relieved"
Examples for "relieved"
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Investors are relieved its problem child has now found a new home.
2
Didn't you hear the audience response?' I'm relieved they feel this way.
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The vape industry says it's relieved the law change doesn't go further.
4
Many performers who had already taken to the stage felt relieved today.
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While this might concern her staff, her family were actually rather relieved.
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At the time, price was the main sticking point, the banker said.
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One of the main sticking points was whether to continue with Kyoto.
3
However a fair price for the shares has been a sticking point.
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Even when sticking is not an issue, we still use parchment paper.
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People are sticking to flow business, said one senior financial services executive.
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He also sent Seleccio Natural after projecting it for a few days.
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Long are the projecting beams of pine; Large are the many pillars.
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In other respects, they are well-proportioned; though the belly seems rather projecting.
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The tide was high again; he could barely pass the projecting point.
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Caroline sees the film as a 'Mars-Venus' take on love and projecting.
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He jinked left, avoiding a protruding beam, then jinked right avoiding another.
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The instrument is placed sideways on the protruding end of the stick.
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He gripped the protruding end of the pipe and yanked it free.
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Perhaps the sunken cheeks and the protruding cheekbones gave her this impression.
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The beaten calves looked clumpy, protruding in some areas, deflated in others.
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Crime, you mean. Feral's voice is a growl distorted by jutting canines.
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You know, those little huts, jutting out on stilts over the water?
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Minutes before that, Scott Morrison was jutting out his chin in Canberra.
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Heldon put his foot on a jutting pyramidal stone and pressed down.
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Roofs of mud and straw, held by a jutting row of rafters.
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I've shared the example of sticking out a party for my friend.
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The thesis has a way of sticking out obtrusively in such efforts.
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The Gideon Bible, scraps of paper sticking out from the red-edged pages.
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I'm Commander Greg van Eekhout, the man said, sticking out a hand.
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It was sticking out from the tree, with the curve directed downwards.
Usage of projected in English
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The state budget deficit this year is projected at 195 billion riyals.
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Our major problem derives from the projected victory being almost totally illusory.
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We propose an alternating projected gradient method to solve the approximation problem.
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He said the projected increase in tourism was also driving the decision.
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The changes, coupled with rising home prices, helped shrink the projected gap.
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The slower growth was projected before the recent economic downturn, Sergel said.
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Higher inflation is projected to see interest rates rise steadily from 2018.
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In the projected treaty carried by the same representative, the following appears:
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She translated her genetic information into images and then projected those images?
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The U.S. refining industry cannot consume all of the projected oil production.
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With each crappy new pitch, our projected glory seems increasingly in doubt.
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But that lagged the 50 million that analysts on average had projected.
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Etchells projected its course, and started to check his captured spatial memories.
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One thing gladdened me; it was the projected disposal of my fortune.
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That induces speculative selling pressure as price declines are projected forward exponentially.
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Again, the projected growth rates of African and Indian cities stand out.
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