ejection (Meaning)
ejection (n)
the act of expelling or projecting or ejecting
the act of forcing out someone or something
ejection (n.)
The act of ejecting or casting out; discharge; expulsion; evacuation.
The act or process of discharging anything from the body, particularly the excretions.
The state of being ejected or cast out; dispossession; banishment.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ejection
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Synonyms:
- farewell
- decamping
- leave
- exit
- diaspora
- decampment
- scattering
- retreat
- embarkation
- walking out
- lighting out
- quitting
- going
- parting
- outgo
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ejection Sentence Examples
- The forceful ejection of lava and ash from the volcano caused widespread devastation.
- The pilot was subjected to a violent ejection from the aircraft during the crash.
- The sneeze was accompanied by an explosive ejection of mucus from the nose.
- The erupting geyser sent a spectacular column of water and steam into the air, creating a breathtaking display of ejection.
- The ejection seat propelled the pilot safely away from the burning aircraft, saving his life.
- The ejection of a disk from the computer led to the loss of valuable data.
- The faulty valve caused an unexpected ejection of steam from the boiler, resulting in a minor accident.
- The expulsion or ejection of foreign objects from the body is a natural defense mechanism against infection and irritation.
- The ejection of waste products from the body is essential for maintaining good health and preventing the accumulation of toxins.
- The ejection of confetti and streamers at the celebration added a festive and joyous atmosphere to the event.
FAQs About the word ejection
the act of expelling or projecting or ejecting, the act of forcing out someone or somethingThe act of ejecting or casting out; discharge; expulsion; evacuation.
ouster, deportation, banishment, migration, resettlement,expulsion, evacuation, displacement, relocation, extradition
return, immigration, immigration, return, repatriation, repatriation, approach,coming, approach, entrance
The forceful ejection of lava and ash from the volcano caused widespread devastation.
The pilot was subjected to a violent ejection from the aircraft during the crash.
The sneeze was accompanied by an explosive ejection of mucus from the nose.
The erupting geyser sent a spectacular column of water and steam into the air, creating a breathtaking display of ejection.
