Projected is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROJECTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PROJECT, to extend outward
NOUN:
• a piece of research work undertaken by a school or college student
• a proposed or planned undertaking
• an individual or collaborative enterprise that is carefully planned to achieve a particular aim
• a government-subsidized housing development with relatively low rents
• plan (a scheme or undertaking)
• cause (light, shadow, or an image) to fall on a surface
• cause (a sound) to be heard at a distance
• imagine (oneself, a situation, etc.) as having moved to a different place or time
• present (someone or something) in a particular way
• attribute or transfer an emotion or desire to (another person), especially unconsciously
• estimate or forecast (something) on the basis of present trends
• extend outwards beyond something else; protrude
• throw or cause to move forward or outward
• present or promote (a particular view or image)
• draw straight lines through (a given figure) to produce a corresponding figure on a surface or a line.
• make a projection of (the earth, sky, etc.) on a plane surface.
• display (an emotion or quality) in one's behaviour
ADJECTIVE:
• extending out above or beyond a surface or boundary

Words related to PROJECTED

project18 projecting22 projects19

How to use PROJECTED in a sentence

• Afar to my right, within the sky, there burnt a gigantic ring of dull-red fire, from the outer edge of which were projected huge, writhing flames, darted and jagged.
• At the top of a clearing, a long log projected out from under a ledge.
• Such relations, the doctor knew very well, had been all too common in the old slavery days, and not a few of them had been projected into the new era.
• As this was an expedition I had long projected, I agreed to accompany them next day, their mother being content to have Francis left with her as a protector.
• Would no loud voice suddenly inform me that Ned Land had been surprised in his projected flight.
• On the second of January the first business taken up was that of the bill to charter the projected railroad.
• In the same mood she pressed the spring of the secret drawer, and it sprang open and projected the letter before her.
• It is almost unnecessary to explain his projected mode of attack at anchor, as that was minutely and precisely executed in the action about to be described.
• From the half open lid of a microtape compartment something long and dark projected, beating the air feebly.
• I heard nothing further of the projected Chester expedition until Monday, February 11th, 1867.
• The fore part projected a little, and had a notch cut across, as if intended to represent the mouth of some animal.
• Accordingly, almost immediately on his return, it was proposed to him to undertake the first speculative excursion which the society alluded to projected.
• In 1907 a railway was under construction to the latter, and an extension to Bogota was also projected.
• Dinwiddie expected no other reply, and therefore had projected a fort to be erected near the forks of the river.
• The convocation which sat during this session was engaged in a very important work, the deliberating on the new translation which was projected of the Scriptures.
• It is the medium in which these stories are set, the background of human life and society upon which they are projected.
• He was sitting on a chair tipped back rather beyond the danger-point, and his feet rested on the rim which projected from the stove half-way up.
• This was projected well out over the water, and the fair Mary was induced to ascend and exhibit therefrom.
• It would have been an insult to the intelligence of the most youthful of the loungers-by to have informed them that a wedding was projected.
• Seven Sephiroth projected from Binah by the energy of Hakemah, 756-l.
• The chiefs readily promised to obey all his commands, thinking in this manner to facilitate their projected treachery, and took their leave.
• He refused to give any opinion on the projected reform of the calendar, on the ground that the motions of the sun and moon were not known with sufficient accuracy.
• He was also Secretary of the Navy in 1850, and projected the expedition to Japan under Commodore Perry.
• All these things he saw, but they made no more impression upon his memory than is left upon the canvas by the projected images of a magic-lantern.
• With the proprietor, this heavy foreign deposit was partly a measure of personal safety, and partly a measure of projected iniquity.
• Here and there gnarled roots projected above the prostrate foliage.

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