Ejection

usgb/ɪˈdʒekʃn/
noun

The act of forcing or throwing out something or someone.

There was a sudden ejection of hot water from the geyser
Visual representation of "ejection" - The act of forcing or throwing out something or someone

Often appears as...

  • forceful ejection
  • sudden ejection
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Forceful Action

Ejection suggests a strong, often violent, action to remove something or someone.

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The protestors faced ejection from the assembly.
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Quick Occurrence

Ejection often implies that the action occurs suddenly and swiftly.

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An ejection of lava from the volcano startled the tourists.
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Not Always Physical

Ejection can refer to abstract ideas like the removal of thoughts.

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The teacher recommended ejection of distractions while studying.
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