Definition Synonyms
Definition of ejection - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
forceful removalact of forcing someone or something out
- The ejection of the unruly fan was necessary for safety..
2.
expulsionTECH. process of expelling or projectingTECH.
- The ejection of the capsule was successful.
3.
motionTECH. object that is expelledTECH.
- The ejection landed far from the volcano.
Expressions with ejection
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seat in an aircraft that propels an occupant out in an emergency
The pilot activated the ejection seat during the malfunction.
huge burst of hot gas and magnetism thrown outward from the corona
The coronal mass ejection caused bright auroras and radio trouble overnight.
Origin of ejection
Latin, e (out) + jacere (to throw)
Terms with ejection included in their meaning
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volcano
violent ejection of lava from a volcano
saliva ejection
eject saliva from the mouth involuntarily
forceful ejection
forcefully eject contents from a hollow place
aviation
leave an aircraft using an ejection seat
ejection
forcible ejection from a place or event
ejection
material ejected forcefully from something
physics
ejection of atoms from a surface by bombardment
ejection
eject someone from a place or group
legal
ejection from property or possession
acr: coronal mass ejection
large burst of solar wind from the sun
forceful release
serving to eject or characterized by ejection
substance ejection
squeeze or force out a substance
acr: heart failure with reduced ejection fraction
heart issue with low pumping ability
ejection
act of forcing someone to leave
acr: left ventricular ejection fraction
measure of how well the heart pumps blood
aerospace
propulsion from high-speed ejection of gas
physics
ejection of material from a surface by impact or stress
ejection seat
able to eject safely from a stopped aircraft on the ground
Examples of ejection in a sentence
The ejection of the tenant was carried out by the authorities. The ejection of the pilot was executed flawlessly. Ejection of the faulty part was necessary for safety. Scientists analyzed the ejection from the vent. The spacecraft's ejection drifted into orbit.
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- French:expulsion, projection, ...
- German:Hinauswerfen, Ausstoß, ...
- Italian:espulsione, eietto, ...
- Spanish:expulsión, proyección, ...
- Portuguese:expulsão, ejectado, ...
- Chinese:喷射, 喷出物, ...
- Japanese:追放, 射出, ...
- Arabic:طَرْد, مَقْذوف, ...
- Hebrew:הוֹצָאָה, פְּלִיטָה, ...
- Russian:удаление, выброс, ...
- Ukrainian:видалення, викид, ...
- Hindi:निष्कासन, प्रक्षेपण, ...
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