Carried away or removed; subjected to the action of being transported or displaced from a normal position.
Past participle of the verb 'evect,' derived from Latin 'evectus.' The word entered English through scientific and technical terminology, particularly in astronomy and mathematics.
In astronomy, 'evected' describes how the moon's orbit is slightly pulled and bent by the sun's gravity—it's why the moon's distance from Earth varies more than you'd expect if only Earth's gravity acted on it!
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