1 used to describe something that develops very fast and attracts a lot of attention: --
2 of or like a meteor: --
3 developing very fast and attracting a lot of attention: --
His meteoric rise would slow starting with his next tournament however.
The specimens are of various sizes, with the largest being 5kg lb, and initial laboratory analysis confirmed their meteoric origin.
Iron artifacts, composed of meteoric iron, have the chemical composition containing up to 40% nickel.
First meteoric iron crystallized into a network of cavities and channels.
Is he speaking for the feelings of working people when he advocates the abolition of subsidies for council houses and the meteoric and prohibitive rise in council house rents?
I reluctantly concede the necessity of this meteoric quango which will be here tomorrow and gone the next day.
A meteoric rise in popularity was followed by a dramatic collapse of confidence after nearly 3,000 adverse reaction reports, including 76 deaths.
There is little chance of meteoric promotion, such is the competition in the services.
