interjected (Meaning)

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interjected (imp. & p. p.)

of Interject

The professor interjected a clarification into the discussion, preventing confusion.
The audience interjected with thunderous applause, interrupting the speaker's monologue.
Amidst the chaos, she interjected with a calm and reassuring voice.
The child interjected with a question, eager to participate in the conversation.
The politician interjected with a controversial statement, sparking a heated debate.
The suspect interjected with an alibi, hoping to sway the jury in their favor.
The comedian interjected with a joke, lightening the tense atmosphere.
The witness interjected with a crucial piece of evidence, potentially altering the course of the trial.
The therapist interjected with a gentle suggestion, guiding the client towards self-reflection.
The choir interjected with a harmonious chorus, adding a majestic touch to the performance.

of Interject

inserted, introduced, interspersed, injected, interpolated, worked in, fitted (in or into), intercalated, interposed, insinuated

extracted, excluded, extracted, withdrew, eliminated, eliminated,excluded, withdrew, deducted, deducted

The professor interjected a clarification into the discussion, preventing confusion.

The audience interjected with thunderous applause, interrupting the speaker's monologue.

Amidst the chaos, she interjected with a calm and reassuring voice.

The child interjected with a question, eager to participate in the conversation.