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Synonyms & Similar Words
expulsion
removal
dismissal
ousting
eviction
extrusion
expulsion
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deportation
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banishment
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Meaning of Ejection
The primary meaning of the word "ejection" refers to the act of forcing or throwing someone or something out of a place or position.
Definitions
- The act of expelling or throwing someone or something out of a place or position
- The act of forcing someone to leave a place, country, or organization
- The act of removing or expelling a fluid, object, or substance from a container, body, or system
Etymology of Ejection
The word "ejection" originates from the Latin "ejectio", which is derived from "eicere", meaning "to throw out"
The term has been used in English since the 15th century to describe the act of expelling or throwing someone or something out of a place or position
Example Uses
- The crowd's behavior led to their ejection from the stadium
- The company's financial difficulties resulted in the ejection of several employees
- The doctor explained that the ejection of the fluid from the patient's body was a normal part of the healing process
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
retention
retention
inclusion
admission
acceptance
reception
welcome
integration
incorporation
addition
introduction
installation
induction
initiation
enrollment
registration
entrance
entry
admission
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approval
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validation
verification
certification
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affirmation
endorsement
sanction
authorization
permission
consent
agreement
acquiescence
compliance
obedience
submission
surrender
capitulation
acquiescence