Eject and Transport

Eject

Eject verb - To drive or force out.

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

Nearby Words: ejected, ejection, ejecting, ejector, ejectment

Transport verb - To force to leave a country.

Usage example: the offending journalist was transported out of the country and ordered to never return

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Eject and transport are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Eject" instead a verb "Transport".

character	eject character	transport character
energy	eject energy	transport energy
someone	eject someone	transport someone
team	eject team	transport team
Other words: time, cargo, bullet, bombs.

It's Raining Men: The HART Shuttle allows you to land nearly anywhere on a continent via orbital Drop Pod, while the Galaxy heavy air transport allows up to a dozen troopers to eject simultaneously onto an objective.

Source: Video Game / PlanetSide
In the opening of Pitch Black, the co-pilot of the space transport faces a moral dilemma: should she eject the rear compartments of her crashing vessel (one of which contains passengers) to improve the chance that the forward compartment in which she's sitting won't be destroyed?

Source: Disposable Vehicle Section
Turns out you've been silently handed a MacGuffin that you need to get rid of, and to make matters worse, there's no "get rid of MacGuffin" command — you need to use the "transport" command (normally used to move cargo to another ship or a planet) to eject it into space.

Source: Guide Dang It / Other

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