Inject In

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈdʒɛkt ɪn/

Definitions of inject in

verb to introduce a substance into the body or a system, typically by means of a syringe or needle

Example Sentences

A1 The doctor will inject in the medicine into your arm.

A2 She learned how to inject in the insulin into her thigh.

B1 It is important to know how to inject in the correct dosage of medication.

B2 The nurse will demonstrate how to inject in the vaccine properly.

C1 The athlete had to learn how to inject in the performance-enhancing drug discreetly.

C2 The scientist discovered a new method to inject in the gene-editing tool with precision.

Examples of inject in in a Sentence

formal The doctor needs to inject in the correct dosage of medication.

informal Make sure you inject in the insulin before you eat.

slang I can't believe you're going to inject in that much money into the stock market.

figurative She knew she had to inject in some excitement into her mundane routine.

Grammatical Forms of inject in

• past tense: injected
• plural: injects
• comparative: more injective
• superlative: most injective
• present tense: inject
• future tense: will inject
• perfect tense: have injected
• continuous tense: is injecting
• singular: inject
• positive degree: inject
• infinitive: to inject
• gerund: injecting
• participle: injecting

Origin and Evolution of inject in

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'inject' originated from the Latin word 'injectus' which means 'thrown in'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the medical field to describe the process of introducing a substance into the body using a syringe, the word 'inject' has evolved to also mean introducing or adding something into a system or situation in a forceful or abrupt manner.