ejects

Throws out forcibly

Ejects means forcibly expels or throws out.

A pilot ejects from a damaged aircraft.

A bouncer ejects rowdy patrons.

A machine ejects a disc.

The umpire ejected him from the game for arguing.

The word implies sudden, often involuntary removal—whether of people from places, objects from devices, or fluids from bodies.

expulsion

oust

Remove from position

  • evictRemove from property legally
  • banishOfficially send away
  • exileBanishment from homeland

deport · remove · dismiss · bar · bounce · boot · toss · disqualify · suspend · ban

emergency

bailout

Emergency aid preventing bankruptcy

canopy · seat · altitude · aircraft · mayday · escape · survival · abort · fighter · jet

mechanical

disc

Flat circular object

  • trayShallow portable platform
  • cassetteMagnetic audio cartridge
  • tapeAdhesive strip on roll

cartridge · slot · button · drive · player · mechanism · pop · release · load · insert

firearm

cartridge

Sealed container for supplies

bullet · magazine · clip · chamber · barrel · breech · extractor · spent · brass · ammunition

Categories
Opposites
expulsion vs. admission

ejectsadmits

Allows entrance or confesses

welcomes · accepts · lets in · receives · invites

rejection vs. retention

ejectsretains

Continues to possess

keeps · holds · contains · harbors · embraces

discharge vs. absorption

ejectsabsorbs

Takes in fully

ingests · inhales · sucks in · takes in · retains

Phrases
Family

eject, ejection, ejected, ejecting, ejecta, ejector, ejectors

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G