jet propelled

/ˌdʒɛt prəˈpɛld/
adjective
  1. Powered by a jet engine, which pushes out a stream of hot gas to create forward movement.
    • The jet-propelled aircraft flew faster than any plane before it.
    • The museum displayed a vintage jet-propelled fighter jet.
    • Jet-propelled boats are used for high-speed rescue missions.
  2. Very fast; moving or happening with great speed, as if driven by a jet engine.
    • The team's jet-propelled start to the season put them in first place.
    • The company's jet-propelled growth surprised everyone in the industry.
    • She made a jet-propelled dash to catch the last train.
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