Ejected
Interrupted and ejected are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Interrupted" instead a verb "Ejected".
Interrupted
Interrupted adjective - Discontinued temporarily.
Ejected and interrupted are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ejected" instead a verb "Interrupted".
Both words in one sentence
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Time-Limit Boss: The battles against the Fiends of Twisted Tokyo must be done in ten turns before the battle is interrupted and the player is ejected to the entrance of the dungeon.
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