This is the 534th most frequent French word.
lancée
The French word "lancée" means "momentum" or "impetus" in English.
Here, 'lancée' appears as the past participle of the verb 'lancer', describing the action of launching an object, which is the arrow.
La flèche est lancée avec précision.
The arrow is launched with precision.
In this sentence, 'lancée' refers metaphorically to being introduced or propelled into a new phase of life or activity, showing a figurative usage.
Elle est lancée dans une nouvelle carrière passionnante.
She is launched into an exciting new career.
Here, 'lancée' also serves as a past participle, indicating that the trend was introduced or started by the youth, and relates to the action of initiating something.