inject
in
ˌɪn
in
ject
ˈʤɛkt
jekt
British pronunciation
/ɪnd‍ʒˈɛkt/

Definition & Meaning of "inject"in English

to inject
01

to insert a substance or material into the body, often through a needle

to inject definition and meaning
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Examples
Veterinarians may inject animals with medications for various health purposes.
02

to add or insert something new or different into a situation, system, or activity

Transitive: to inject an attitude or element into sb/sth
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Examples
The coach injected fresh energy into the team by implementing a new training routine.
03

to forcefully insert a something into a space, cavity, or material using pressure

Transitive: to inject sth into a space or material
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Examples
Engineers injected cement into the cracks of the foundation to stabilize the structure.
04

to introduce a liquid, such as a drug or vaccine, into the body of a person or animal using a syringe

Transitive: to inject a drug or vaccine
example
Examples
The nurse injected the flu vaccine into his arm during the appointment.
05

to administer a narcotic drug into one's own body, often as a habitual or addictive practice

Intransitive
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Examples
Over time, he started to inject more frequently, becoming dependent on the drug.
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