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eject

[ih-jekt] / ɪˈdʒɛkt /


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Jackie Weaver racked up millions of views online in February 2021 when she "ejected" a parish chairman who challenged her authority in an online Zoom meeting.

From BBC

About 50 protesters turned up at an extraordinary meeting, with one member of the public being ejected after an angry row with a councillor.

From BBC

The pilot is believed to have ejected from his single-seat F-16V off Taiwan's east coast on Tuesday around 70 minutes after taking off for a routine training mission, according to the Air Force.

From Barron's

Those spectra tracked changing signatures in the ejected gas, and new spectral features matched up with structures seen in the interferometric images, providing a direct one-to-one confirmation of how the flows were forming and colliding.

From Science Daily

Both players were issued technical fouls and ejected from the game.

From Barron's