Ject root words

To feel sad; to feel thrown

down in spirit.

• Dejected

• Eject

• Projectile

• Injection

To throw out means?

• Eject

• Jettison

• Reject

• Injection

A shot; the “throwing” of

medicine into the body by a

needle.

• Injection

• Interjection

• Trajectory

• Subject

A word thrown into a

sentence or conversation.

• Injection

• Projectile

• Interjection

• Projector

To throw goods overboard to

lighten the load on a boat or

an airplane.

• Dejected

• Jettison

• Trajectory

• Reject

An object thrown into the air

with great force.

• Projectile

• Subject

• Injection

• Eject

A machine that throws an

image onto the wall or screen.

• Trajectory

• Reject

• Subject

• Projector

To throw something out

because it’s defective and

can’t be used again.

• Eject

• Projectile

• Reject

• Jettison

To throw oneself under

someone else’s rule.

• Eject

• Jettison

• Subject

• Projector

The curved path of an object

thrown into space.

• Trajectory

• Jettison

• Eject

• Injection