Catapulted

/ˈkætəˌpʌltɪd/ past tense of catapult

Launched or hurled with great force using a catapult, or figuratively, to thrust someone suddenly into a new situation or level of success.

From 'catapult,' ultimately from Greek 'katapeltis' (a siege engine). The past tense '-ed' ending is the standard English form for regular verbs.

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