Eject and Replace

Eject

Eject verb - To drive or force out.

Replace and eject are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Replace" instead a verb "Eject".

Replace

Replace verb - To take the place of.

Eject and replace are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Eject" instead a verb "Replace".

Common collocations

character eject character replace character
part eject part replace part
someone eject someone replace someone
parts eject parts replace parts
Other words: head, humans.

Both words in one sentence

  • Disposable Vehicle Section The Big Bus: The Cyclops is equipped with an automatic tire changer so the bus can eject punctured tires and replace them with new ones while still rolling along.
  • Klingons Love Shakespeare For example, the Cassettibot, Eject, is a self-professed sports junky who adores sports so much he hopes that, one day, Autobots and Decepticons will be able to replace war with competitive sports, which would be far less lethal.
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