ejected

Forcibly sent away

Ejected is the past tense of eject, meaning forcibly expelled or thrown out.

A pilot who ejected launched from a crashing aircraft.

A fan who was ejected got removed from a venue for bad behavior.

A disc that ejected popped out of its slot.

Security ejected the heckler from the concert.

The cartridge ejected smoothly after each shot.

propelled

thrust

Forceful forward motion

propelled · launched · shot · blasted · jettisoned · expelled · discharged · fired · spewed · thrown

expelled

ousted

Removed from position

removed · dismissed · discharged · deported · unseated · booted · dislodged · purged · dispossessed · dethroned

aerospace

pilot

One who steers aircraft

canopy · seat · aircraft · emergency · altitude · chute · Mach · crash · mayday · g-force

disc

CD

Optical data disc

  • DVDOptical media format
  • trayShallow portable platform
  • driveOperate a vehicle

slot · player · disc · media · button · console · cartridge · tape · VCR · game

rejection

refused

Declined to accept

spurned · barred · excluded · blackballed · rejected · unwelcome

Categories
Opposites
inclusion/exclusion

ejectedadmitted

Confessed or granted entry

accepted · welcomed · let in · included · received

retention/removal

ejectedretained

Continued to hold

kept · employed · hired · held · kept on

INSERTION/EXPULSION (physical/mechanical)

ejectedinserted

Put inside or between

loaded · injected · installed · implanted · embedded

Phrases
Family

reject, eject, rejection, ejection, dejected, rejecting, ejecting, ejects, deject

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G