V2 Vocabulary Building Dictionary
interject
verb
Definition: 1. to say or insert something in a way that interrupts what is being said or discussed; 2. to insert between other elements
Synonyms: inject, insert, interpose, throw in, include, interrupt
Antonyms:
Tips: Interject is derived from the Latin interjicere, “to interpose,” literally, “to throw between.” Often used as a polite way of interrupting a discussion--"If I may interject…"
Usage Examples:
If I may interject for a moment, I have one more idea I’d like to discuss before we wrap up this meeting. (interrupt)
If I could interject, I believe there is an easier way to do this. (interrupt, interpose)
She interjected several jokes during her speech. (included, threw in)
I think you should interject your ideas into this discussion. (throw in, inject)
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