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Definition of eject
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of eject is as below...
Eject (v. t.) To
expel;
to
dismiss;
to cast
forth;
to
thrust
or drive out; to
discharge;
as, to eject a
person
from a room; to eject a
traitor
from the
country;
to eject words from the
language..
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Discomfiture
::
Discomfiture
(v. t.) The act of
discomfiting,
or the state of being
discomfited;
rout;
overthrow;
defeat;
frustration;
confusion
and
dejection..
Ejection
::
Ejection
(n.) The act or
process
of
discharging
anything
from the body,
particularly
the
excretions..
Shotten
::
Shotten
(n.)
Having
ejected
the
spawn;
as, a
shotten
herring..
Repudiate
::
Repudiate
(v. t.) To cast off; to
disavow;
to have
nothing
to do with; to
renounce;
to
reject.
Offscouring
::
Offscouring
(n.) That which is
scoured
off;
hence,
refuse;
rejected
matter;
that which is vile or
despised..
Ejector
::
Ejector
(n.) A jet jump for
lifting
water or
withdrawing
air from a
space.
Ejection
::
Ejection
(n.) The act of
ejecting
or
casting
out;
discharge;
expulsion;
evacuation.
Melancholize
::
Melancholize
(v. i.) To
become
gloomy
or
dejected
in mind.
Poor
::
Poor
(superl.)
Wanting
in
strength
or
vigor;
feeble;
dejected;
as, poor
health;
poor
spirits..
Referendum
::
Referendum
(n.) The right to
approve
or
reject
by
popular
vote a
meassure
passed
upon by a
legislature.
Semi-pelagian
::
Semi-Pelagian
(n.) A
follower
of John
Cassianus,
a
French
monk (died about 448), who
modified
the
doctrines
of
Pelagius,
by
denying
human
merit,
and
maintaining
the
necessity
of the
Spirit's
influence,
while,
on the other hand, he
rejected
the
Augustinian
doctrines
of
election,
the
inability
of man to do good, and the
certain
perseverance
of the
saints..
Bounce
::
Bounce
(v. t.) To eject
violently,
as from a room; to
discharge
unceremoniously,
as from
employment..
Faint
::
Faint (n.) To sink into
dejection;
to lose
courage
or
spirit;
to
become
depressed
or
despondent.
Abdicate
::
Abdicate
(v. t.) To
reject;
to cast off.
Abjudicate
::
Abjudicate
(v. t.) To
reject
by
judicial
sentence;
also, to
abjudge..
Spout
::
Spout (v. t.) To throw out
forcibly
and
abudantly,
as
liquids
through
an
office
or a pipe; to eject in a jet; as, an
elephant
spouts
water from his
trunk..
Unnest
::
Unnest
(v. t.) To eject from a nest; to
unnestle.
Expel
::
Expel (v. t.) To drive or force out from that
within
which
anything
is
contained,
inclosed,
or
situated;
to
eject;
as to expel air from a
bellows..
Dishearten
::
Dishearten
(v. t.) To
discourage;
to
deprive
of
courage
and hope; to
depress
the
spirits
of; to
deject.
Deafness
::
Deafness
(n.)
Unwillingness
to hear;
voluntary
rejection
of what is
addressed
to the
understanding.
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