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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 cast out; to
evict;
to
dispossess;
as, to eject
tenants
from an
estate..
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Libertine
::
Libertine
(n.) One of a sect of
Anabaptists,
in the
fifteenth
and early part of the
sixteenth
century,
who
rejected
many of the
customs
and
decencies
of life, and
advocated
a
community
of goods and of
women..
Eject
::
Eject (v. t.) To cast out; to
evict;
to
dispossess;
as, to eject
tenants
from an
estate..
Dejecture
::
Dejecture
(n.) That which is
voided;
excrements.
Down
::
Down
(adv.)
In a low or the
lowest
position,
literally
or
figuratively;
at the
bottom
of a
decent;
below the
horizon;
of the
ground;
in a
condition
of
humility,
dejection,
misery,
and the like; in a state of
quiet..
Voidance
::
Voidance
(n.) A
ejection
from a
benefice.
Circumcision
::
Circumcision
(n.)
Rejection
of the sins of the
flesh;
spiritual
purification,
and
acceptance
of the
Christian
faith..
Melancholy
::
Melancholy
(n.)
Depression
of
spirits;
a
gloomy
state
continuing
a
considerable
time; deep
dejection;
gloominess.
Ejectment
::
Ejectment
(n.) A
casting
out; a
dispossession;
an
expulsion;
ejection;
as, the
ejectment
of
tenants
from their
homes..
Irrecusable
::
Irrecusable
(a.) Not
liable
to
exception
or
rejection.
Vomit
::
Vomit (v. t.)
Hence,
to eject from any
hollow
place;
to belch
forth;
to emit; to throw
forth;
as,
volcanoes
vomit
flame,
stones,
etc..
Disconsolate
::
Disconsolate
(v. t.)
Inspiring
dejection;
saddening;
cheerless;
as, the
disconsolate
darkness
of the
winter
nights..
Panspermist
::
Panspermist
(n.) A
believer
in
panspermy;
one who
rejects
the
theory
of
spontaneous
generation;
a
biogenist.
Renounce
::
Renounce
(v. t.) To cast off or
reject
deliberately;
to
disown;
to
dismiss;
to
forswear.
Excommunication
::
Excommunication
(n.) The act of
communicating
or
ejecting;
esp., an
ecclesiastical
censure
whereby
the
person
against
whom it is
pronounced
is, for the time, cast out of the
communication
of the
church;
exclusion
from
fellowship
in
things
spiritual..
Crestfallen
::
Crestfallen
(a.) With
hanging
head;
hence,
dispirited;
dejected;
cowed..
Repulse
::
Repulse
(v. t.) To repel by
discourtesy,
coldness,
or
denial;
to
reject;
to send away; as, to
repulse
a
suitor
or a
proffer..
Colleterium
::
Colleterium
(n.) An organ of
female
insects,
containing
a
cement
to unite the
ejected
ova..
Archer Fish
::
Archer
fish () A small fish
(Toxotes
jaculator),
of the East
Indies;
-- so
called
from its
ejecting
drops of water from its mouth at its prey. The name is also
applied
to
Chaetodon
rostratus..
Faint
::
Faint
(superl.)
Wanting
in
courage,
spirit,
or
energy;
timorous;
cowardly;
dejected;
depressed;
as, Faint heart ne'er won fair
lady..
Apocrypha
::
Apocrypha
(n. pl.)
Specif.:
Certain
writings
which are
received
by some
Christians
as an
authentic
part of the Holy
Scriptures,
but are
rejected
by
others..
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