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Synonyms for eject

Most common

expel discharge drive out evict throw throw up

Definitions

  1. v. 1

    To compel (a person or persons) to leave.

    The man started a fight and was ejected from the bar.

  2. v. 2

    To throw out or remove forcefully.

    In other news, a Montreal man was ejected from his car when he was involved in an accident.

Forms

Past participle
ejected
e.g. ejected → expelled, discharged, evicted, excluded…

Example sentences

  • expel The elders decided to expel him from the village.
  • evict If you don't pay rent, the landlord will evict you.
  • oust They wanted to oust the communist government of Fidel Castro.

Popularity over time

Word1850 → 2019Trend
ejectsteady
expelsteady
evictrising
oustfalling

Use in printed books, per decade from 1850 to 2019.

By length

4 letters
cast1, toss1, puke1, emit2, oust1, spew1
5 letters
throw1, shoot1, purge1, vomit2, expel2, evict2, belch1
6 letters
remove2, reject2, banish2
7 letters
release2, dismiss2, exclude2, extrude2
8 letters
disgorge2
9 letters
eliminate4, discharge2
10 letters
dispossess3

The small number after each word is its number of syllables (emit2 = 2 syllables).

In other languages

Français
éjecter
Español
eyectar
Deutsch
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