tra·jec·to·ry 
(trə-jĕktə-rē)
(trə-jĕktə-rē)n. pl. tra·jec·to·ries
1.
a. The path of a projectile or other moving body through space.
b. A chosen or taken course: "What died with [the assassinated leaders] was a moral trajectory, a style of aspiration" (Lance Morrow).
2. Mathematics A curve that cuts all of a given family of curves or surfaces at the same angle.
[New Latin trāiectōria, from Latin trāiectus, past participle of trāicere, to throw across; see TRAJECT.]
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