Hurtle

To move very fast and with great force, like when a bike zooms down a hill or when someone throws a ball really hard.

Examples

• As the roller coaster climbed higher, I could feel my heart racing, and suddenly we began to hurtle down the track, screaming with excitement and pure adrenaline.
• During our science experiment, we watched as the marble would hurtle down the ramp, demonstrating the principles of gravity and motion in a way that captivated everyone in the classroom.
• In the action-packed video game, my character had to hurtle through obstacles and defeat enemies at lightning speed to reach the final level before time ran out.

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