Meaning & Definition of word "Inject"

Inject

/ɪnˈdʒɛkt/

1. A device used to inject a substance, typically a syringe or similar tool.
- Example: You need to clean the inject before using it for the medication.

1. To introduce a substance into another substance, especially in a medical or technical context.
- Example: The doctor will inject the vaccine into your arm to protect against the virus.
2. To insert or introduce something, such as a stray thought or suggestion, into a process or conversation.
- Example: She managed to inject humor into the serious discussion, lightening the mood.
3. To add a substance to a system or process, particularly to enhance or improve it.
- Example: They decided to inject new funding into the project to ensure its success.

●From Latin 'iniectus', past participle of 'inicere' which means 'to throw in'.

inject humor:

To add a funny remark or element to lighten a situation.

inject energy:

To instill enthusiasm or vigor into an event or initiative.

inject a virus:

To introduce harmful software into a computer system.

injection:

The act of injecting something.

injectable:

Capable of being injected.

injector:

A device or tool for injecting substances.

Meaning: To get high by using drugs intravenously.

● Example Sentence: He used to inject when he was addicted.

Meaning: To introduce an idea or thought forcefully or quickly.

● Example Sentence: She injected her opinion into the discussion without hesitation.