eject
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ejecting
ejects;
ejected;
ejecting
Britannica Dictionary definition of EJECT
1
[+ object]
:
to force (someone) to leave
— often + from
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They ejected him from the game for hitting another player.
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She was ejected from the restaurant.
◊ When someone is ejected from a place, it often means that physical force was used to make that person leave.
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Several drunks had to be physically ejected from the bar.
2
[+ object]
:
to push (something) out
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The machine automatically ejected the CD.
3
[no object]
:
to use a special device that throws you out and away from an airplane in an emergency
:
to use an ejection seat
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The pilot ejected when his plane caught fire.
[count]
[noncount]
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protesting their ejections from the game
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the foul meant an automatic ejection
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automatic ejection of the CD
