noun a medical procedure in which a drug or other substance is introduced into the body using a needle or syringe
Injections are commonly used to administer medication or vaccines directly into the body.
Injections are used in processes such as injection molding to create products by injecting material into a mold.
Injections refer to a type of cyber attack where malicious code is inserted into a computer system.
Injections are used in analytical techniques such as gas chromatography to introduce samples into instruments for analysis.
In the context of writing, 'injection' can refer to injecting emotion, humor, or information into a piece of writing to make it more engaging or impactful.
In psychology, 'injection' may refer to the process of injecting a substance, such as a medication or vaccine, into a patient for therapeutic purposes.
For a medical doctor, 'injection' typically refers to administering a medication or vaccine to a patient through a needle into the body.
In software development, 'injection' often refers to the practice of injecting dependencies or data into a program or application to enhance its functionality or performance.