Eject
Eject verb - To drive or force out.
Save
Save verb - To free from the penalties or consequences of sin.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Also justified, as in this case, they only have a limited number of aircraft and no resources to make new ones, so they do not really have the option to just eject and save the pilot, they have to try and save the ship too.
- Fudo's final act is to eject his infant son, Yusei, in an escape pod to save his life.
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They could eject from the jet and save themselves, but the jet would then crash into a nearby town.
Source: Useful Notes / Yuri Gagarin
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