Hurtle (verb)

1. To move rapidly and forcefully, especially in a straight line.
2. To cause to move rapidly and forcefully.

Origin:

The word "hurtle" originated from the middle english word "hurtelen" which means to move rapidly or forcefully. it"s a word used to describe the act of moving quickly and with great force.

Examples:

1. The car hurtled down the highway at a high speed.
2. The bullet hurtled through the air.
3. The train hurtled through the station.
4. He hurtled down the stairs in a hurry.
5. The rock hurtled down the mountain side.