adj

projected

pruh-JEHK-tihd

adj

Forecast or estimated for the future.

"The projected costs were much higher than the final bill."

Displayed by casting an image onto a surface.

"The projected slides were hard to read from the back row."

How to Use Projected

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishEither forecasted (an estimate) or shown via projection (an image).

Common pairings

projected growth projected revenue projected image

more projected comparative, most projected superlative

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The _____ costs were much higher than the final bill.

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