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pitching
In a professional or entrepreneurial context, this term describes a high-stakes persuasive presentation. It carries a connotation of salesmanship and strategic communication, where the goal is to secure a commitment or investment. This differs from a simple presentation in that it implies a specific "ask" or a desire for a transaction.
In nautical and aviation terms, the word describes a specific physical oscillation. It refers to the longitudinal rotation of a vessel, where the front end moves up and down. This is distinct from "rolling," which refers to side-to-side movement. When used as an adjective, it emphasizes the instability and rhythmic plunging of the vehicle, often associated with turbulence or rough seas.
Meanings
The act of presenting or promoting an idea, product, or project to potential investors or clients to secure funding or approval.
The act of throwing a ball toward a batter in baseball.
The pitcher's pitching was impeccable throughout the game.
The movement of a ship or aircraft oscillating on a transverse axis, causing the bow or nose to dip up and down.
Characterized by a repetitive plunging or dipping motion, typically referring to a vehicle or vessel.
To present or promote an idea or product to someone in hopes of selling it or gaining support.
Examples
I am pitching my new app idea to the venture capitalists tomorrow.