Ejection

Synonyms of ejection

• removal
• eviction
• expulsion

Antonyms of ejection

• acceptance
• inclusion
• retention

Collocations of ejection

immediate ejection

Frequency: 70 %

The unruly fan faced immediate ejection from the stadium.

forceful ejection

Frequency: 60 %

The bouncer had to resort to forceful ejection of the troublemaker.

automatic ejection

Frequency: 45 %

Any player caught using performance-enhancing drugs will face automatic ejection from the league.

voluntary ejection

Frequency: 35 %

The board member announced her voluntary ejection from the company due to personal reasons.

unwarranted ejection

Frequency: 25 %

The student protested against his unwarranted ejection from the classroom.

Idiomatic Expressions for ejection

• Phrase: eject someone from
  Meaning: to force someone to leave or be removed from a place or situation
  Usage: The bouncer ejected the unruly patron from the bar.