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eject
verb
To force someone or something out of a place.
Local English device voice, when available. This is not a recorded dictionary pronunciation.
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The ushers were asked to eject anyone who repeatedly disrupted the performance.
The tenant asks a caretaker to eject the intruder when a polite request to leave is ignored.
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