Eject

Synonyms of eject

• remove
• expel
• evict

Antonyms of eject

• keep
• retain
• hold

Collocations of eject

eject from

Frequency: 80 %

The pilot had to eject from the plane before it crashed.

eject out of

Frequency: 65 %

The machine ejected the coin out of the slot.

eject quickly

Frequency: 60 %

The DVD player can eject the disc quickly with just a push of a button.

eject forcefully

Frequency: 45 %

The emergency button must be pressed to eject the parachute forcefully.

eject automatically

Frequency: 35 %

The system is designed to eject the CD automatically when the eject button is pressed.

Idiomatic Expressions for eject

• Phrase: eject oneself from
  Meaning: to voluntarily leave or remove oneself from a situation or group
  Usage: She decided to eject herself from the toxic work environment and find a new job.