0 present participle of rocket --
1 to rise extremely quickly or make extremely quick progress towards success: --
There is a crisis within the game that stems from the rocketing of the bills for the policing of matches in recent years.
The rocketing rise in the number of divorces is proof of how productive the present system is.
The service is deteriorating, and costs are rocketing.
I need not add that rocketing inflation would be equally ruinous.
The result is that we have not had rocketing prices and incipient inflation, and there has not been the continuous demand for increases of wages.
The three crucial areas of escalating crime, rocketing unemployment and virtual extinction of local authority house building for rent are closely interlinked.
When one looks at the prices which are rocketing it becomes of particular importance to know whether any attempt has been made to limit profiteering.
So the only result would be to get deeper into the red, to send the pound plummeting and prices and unemployment rocketing.
