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meteoric Meaning, Definition, Pronunciation, Grammar & Synonyms❤️

0 relating to or caused by a meteor:
- The sudden flash of light in the night sky was caused by a meteoric fireball.
1 used to describe something that develops very fast and attracts a lot of attention:
- The group had a meteoric rise to fame in the 70s.
- Her political career has been meteoric.
2 of or like a meteor:
- meteoric rock
- a meteoric rise to fame
3 developing very fast and attracting a lot of attention:
- Speculation on the currency has helped its meteoric rise of 16% against the US dollar in a year.
- Her appointment to the post at the age of 37 is the latest stage in a meteoric career.
- The company's meteoric growth sent the stock soaring.

Chirality in meteoric organic matter : a brief review.
They have supported businesses that have the opportunity of a meteoric rise.
There is one reason—the meteoric rise in property values four years ago, a rise from which some people and institutions benefited.
The meteoric growth of trade between the two countries shows how that is happening.
They have received some aid, but it has played no significant part in their meteoric rise.
He had one of those meteoric careers which from time to time flash across the pages of history.
I look forward with interest to his meteoric political career.
There is little chance of meteoric promotion, such is the competition in the services.