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What are words that have the root word ject in it?

Here are some words with the root "ject" and their meanings:

Directly from "ject":

* Project: To throw forward, to plan or design, or a planned undertaking.

* Inject: To force a fluid into something, like a syringe.

* Eject: To throw out or expel.

With prefixes:

* Abject: Extremely bad or unhappy.

* Adject: A word added to a noun to modify it.

* Conject: To guess or suppose.

* Deject: To make sad or discouraged.

* Eject: To throw out or expel.

* Interject: To insert something into a conversation or activity.

* Object: To disagree or oppose, or a thing.

* Project: To throw forward, to plan or design, or a planned undertaking.

* Reject: To refuse or decline.

* Subject: A person or thing being discussed or considered.

Other forms:

* Jection: The act of throwing or expelling.

* Jective: Relating to throwing or expelling.

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