1. to force someone or something to leave a place
2. to push or throw something out with force
3. to escape from an aircraft using an ejection seat
Usage: aviation

Examples

• The bouncer ejected the rowdy customer from the club.
• The volcano ejected ash and lava into the sky.
• Please eject the DVD from the player when you’re done.
• The pilot had to eject when the engine failed.
• The machine ejected coins into the tray.
• Security guards ejected protesters from the building.
• The printer ejected the paper after printing.