blastoff

noun
UK /ˈblɑːstɒf/
US /ˈblæstɔːf/

The moment a rocket leaves the ground and flies up into the sky.

Everyone counted down and watched the blastoff of the rocket.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The act of starting something with great energy.

The new project had a real blastoff after the team meeting.

3. A sudden, powerful beginning of an event or activity.

The festival's blastoff was a huge fireworks show.

4. The firing of a rocket's engines to begin flight.

Engine blastoff shook the ground for miles around.