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eject
verb as in throw or be thrown out of a place
Example Sentences
One passenger was ejected and landed 10 feet away from the chopper, and another was pinned beneath the wreckage, authorities said.
The group violently ejected Abbas's Fatah faction - their political rivals - from Gaza the following year, leaving it in sole power there.
Patel’s opening statement was punctuated by a series of snorts so loud that it seemed he might soon eject a noodle from his sinus cavity.
While the fan was ejected from the game, and later indefinitely banned from all NFL stadiums, Jackson was not disciplined during the game.
The Bills reported that the fan was ejected from the game.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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