1. forced to leave a place, especially as a punishment or because of rules being broken
Usage: past tense and past participle of ‘eject’
2. thrown out or discharged forcefully from something
Usage: past tense and past participle of ‘eject’

Examples

• The unruly fan was ejected from the stadium.
• She was ejected from the meeting for disrupting the proceedings.
• The pilot ejected from the damaged aircraft.
• Hot lava was ejected from the volcano.
• The DVD was automatically ejected from the player.
• Several students were ejected from class for cheating.
• The cartridge case was ejected after firing.