Antonyms for interject
ˌɪn tərˈdʒɛktin·ter·ject

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1. interjectverb

   To insert something between other things

   Synonyms:
   insert

2. interjectverb

   To interpose oneself; to intervene.

   Synonyms:
   interpose, intervene

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1. interject, come in, interpose, put in, throw in, injectverb

   to insert between other elements

   "She interjected clever remarks"

   Synonyms:
   move into, interpose, go in, cut in, place, interfere, instal, insert, go into, put in, set up, chime in, throw in, stick in, come in, inclose, fall by the wayside, lay in, butt in, stash away, intervene, break in, throw in the towel, give up, get into, shoot, get in, chisel in, inject, barge in, chuck up the sponge, salt away, enter, install, come, step in, submit, hive away, come out, stack away, quit, enclose, store, introduce, drop out, drop by the wayside

How to use interject in a sentence?

1. Jerri Jackson:

   He was just this bright light, if you were having a bad day at work or feeling down, he'd interject that dry humor. He'd inject a little zip and you were,' I'm back. I'm good.'.

2. Michael Needham:

   Over the past two weeks, conservatives have rightly fought to interject additional consumer choice and competition into an otherwise deteriorating market, it is encouraging to see some of those concepts being considered by the Senate Republican Conference.

3. Willy Sorenson:

   There’s all kinds of different pop culture things we try to interject here and there to get their attention and hit home.

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