noun

ejector

ih-JEHKT

Ejector (noun) means a device or mechanism that forcefully pushes something out. Example: “The gun's ejector kicks the spent shell casing clear.”

noun

A device or mechanism that forcefully pushes something out.

"The gun's ejector kicks the spent shell casing clear."

"An ejector seat can save a pilot's life in an emergency."

How to use ejector

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA part or mechanism designed to push something out, as in a gun, machine, or aircraft seat.

Common pairings

ejector seat ejector pin

Word forms

ejectors plural

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Etymology

From eject + -or ("thing that does").

Synonyms

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Rhymes for ejector

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Frequently asked questions

What does “ejector” mean?

The word “ejector” means a device or mechanism that forcefully pushes something out. In plain terms, a part or mechanism designed to push something out, as in a gun, machine, or aircraft seat.

How do you pronounce “ejector”?

“Ejector” is pronounced ih-JEHKT (/ɪˈd͡ʒɛktɚ/ in IPA).

How do you use “ejector” in a sentence?

Here is “ejector” used in a sentence: “The gun's ejector kicks the spent shell casing clear.”

What part of speech is “ejector”?

“Ejector” is a noun.

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