latin roots ject-

throw out by physical force, authority, or influence

• eject

• trajectory

• inject

• projector

to introduce something forcefully

• objection

• reject

• inject

• jettison

a word or phrase used use in exclamation

• rejection

• interjection

• reject

• eject

to drop from an aircraft or spacecraft in flight

• projectile

• inject

• objection

• jettison

reason or argument presented in opposition

• rejection

• objection

• projector

• interjection

a self propelling object

• projectile

• trajectory

• inject

• jettison

an optical instrument for projecting an image upon a surface

• eject

• trajectory

• projector

• rejection

to refuse to accept, consider, submit to, take for some purpose or use

• reject

• inject

• eject

• rejection

the dismissing or refusing of a proposal or idea

• interjetion

• objection

• rejection

• reject

the curve describes by a projectile , rocket

• interjection

• reject

• objection

• trajectory