projection
/prəˈdʒɛkʃən/
noun
- An estimate or forecast of a future situation based on current data or trends.
- The population projection shows that the city will grow by 20%.
- The company's sales projection for next year is very optimistic.
- According to the weather projection, it will rain all week.
- The act of showing an image, film, or light on a surface, or the image itself.
- We watched a laser projection on the side of the building.
- The projection of the slideshow was clear and bright.
- The movie projection started at 7:00 PM sharp.
- Something that sticks out from a surface.
- The architect added a projection to the wall for extra shelf space.
- The cliff had a narrow projection that overlooked the valley.
- The rock had a small projection that we used as a handhold.
- The act of presenting or promoting an idea, image, or feeling to others.
- The politician's projection of honesty helped him win votes.
- Her projection of enthusiasm made the team feel motivated.
- His confident projection of authority impressed the audience.
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