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Meaning
Verb
●
To
compel
(a person or
persons
) to leave.
●
To
throw out
or
remove
forcefully.
●
In American English:
To
compel
(a
sports
player
) to
leave
the
field
because of
inappropriate
behaviour.
●
To
forcefully
project
oneself
or another
occupant
from an
aircraft
(or,
rarely
, another type of
vehicle
),
typically
using an
ejection seat
or
escape
capsule.
●
To cause (something) to
come out
of a machine.
●
To
come out
of a machine.
Noun
●
In Psychology:
an
inferred
object
of someone else's consciousness
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Origin
eject
English
eiectus
Latin
e-
Latin
Sourced from
Etym
Synonyms
Toss
Remove
Discharge
Dismiss
Evict
Expel
Oust
Exclude
Throw Out
Kick Out
Send Off
Punch Out
Come Out
Boot Out
Drive Out
Turf Out
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Detach
Jettison
Dislodge
Release
Detonate
Unload
Displace
Disperse
Pressurize
Vaporize
Destroy
Suspend
Emit
Evacuate
Absorb
Depressurize
Deactivate
Isolate
Transport
Drain
Kill
Separate
Trap
Deselect
Replace
Abort
Transfer
Lift
Reload
Degauss
Squeeze
Produce
Refill
Excrete
Ionize
Pull
Adsorb
Crush
Reabsorb
Push
Move
Suck
Scatter
Explode
Protect
Unhook
Pierce
Unplug
Exit
Extract
Incapacitate
Dissipate
Lock Up
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Rhymes
Lect
Sect
Rekt
Elect
Eject
Erect
Spect
Pecked
Infect
Necked
Detect
Kecked
Reject
Inject
Expect
Deject
Effect
Object
Abject
Direct
Affect
Select
Bisect
Lekked
Protect
Reflect
Trekked
Cathect
Convect
Wrecked
Respect
Despect
Inflect
Subject
Trisect
Neglect
Deflect
Collect
Correct
Suspect
Inspect
Connect
Dissect
Checked
Project
Renecked
Deselect
Indirect
Prospect
Transect
Vivisect
Redirect
Disinfect
Resurrect
Retroject
Unchecked
Reinspect
Intersect
Incorrect
Interject
Recollect
Disconnect
Introspect
Disrespect
Counterobject
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