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noun

ejection

uh-JEHK-shuhn
noun
1
The act of forcing something or someone out.
"His ejection from the game came after a heated argument with the umpire."
"The pilot survived thanks to a successful ejection."

How to Use Ejection

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In plain EnglishThe act of throwing out, expelling, or forcing someone to leave.

Common pairings
ejection seat ejection from the game

Word Forms

ejections plural

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