ejection
/ɪˈdʒɛkʃən/
noun
- The act of forcing someone or something out of a place, position, or organization.
- The player's ejection from the game led to a penalty for the team.
- The tenant faced ejection from the apartment for not paying rent.
- The ejection of the troublemaker from the theater was handled quickly.
- The act of sending out or discharging something, such as a liquid, gas, or object.
- The printer's paper ejection system jammed again.
- The ejection of the spent cartridge is automatic in this rifle.
- The volcano's eruption involved the ejection of hot ash and rock.
- The emergency escape of a pilot from an aircraft using an ejection seat.
- Ejection at high speeds can be dangerous without proper training.
- The pilot made a successful ejection after the engine failed.
- The aircraft is equipped with a zero-zero ejection system.