eject
eject \i-'jekt\ \-'jek-t*-b*l\ \-'jek-sh*n\ \-'jek-tiv\ vt [ME ejecten, fr.
L ejectus, pp. of eicere, fr. e- + ]jacere 1a: to drive out esp. by
physical force 1b: to evict from property 2: to throw out or off from
within n to drive or force out. EJECT carries an esp. strong implication of
throwing or thrusting out from within as a physical action; EXPEL implies
usu. a voluntary compulsion to get rid of; OUST implies removal or
dispossession by power of the law or by compulsion of necessity; EVICT
chiefly applies to turning out of house and home; DISMISS implies a getting
rid of something unpleasant or troublesome simply by refusing to consider
it further - eject.able aj SYN syn EJECT, EXPEL, OUST, EVICT, DISMISS mea