ject, sect

low in spirits, depressed

• section

• dejected

• interject

• projection

to cut open or pull apart (for scientific observation); to break down the parts (of a conversation or letter) and examine

• insect

• sector

• dissect

• trajectory

the insertion of a substance into the body (as in a shot)

• sector

• projection

• section

• injection

small vertebrate animal (such as spiders or centipedes) with a well-defined head, thorax, and abdomen

• insect

• sector

• trajectory

• dejected

to break into or interrupt conversation

• dejected

• projection

• section

• interject

a point where lines or streets meet and cross

• intersection

• dissect

• projection

• insect

the act of pushing or throwing outward; a prediction made by concluding from past observations

• dissect

• insect

• projection

• sector

one of several parts or pieces that fit with others to create a whole

• sector

• insect

• dissect

• section

a particular aspect of life or activity, a social group that forms part of the society

• projection

• interject

• sector

• dejected

the path followed by an object or person

• trajectory

• insect

• section

• dejected