to inject

Examples

• All

• So get antibodies and then inject the patient.

• Then she uses a tiny needle to inject a solution into his skull.

  Fiction book (1998)

• I already have my DNA inside of we're going to just inject it into the egg.

• So usually you would inject it into your quads.

• Three techniques have been developed thus far to inject medication directly into the inner ear.

  Academic text (1999)

• Before then, people with insulin-dependent diabetes had to inject themselves with insulin from cows or pigs.

  Academic text (2012)

• Research has shown that bone marrow injected into broken bones can speed the healing.

  Academic text (2012)

• Then he took out a clean syringe and injected anesthetic into its barrel.

  Fiction book (1996)

• At the therapist's request, a psychiatrist injected the woman with the powerful barbiturate sodium Amytal.

  Academic text (1993)

• The doctor will inject the vaccine into your arm using a syringe.

Synonyms

I

to infuse

vsto inject

• Specialized

12 6.0

Put medicine or fluid slowly into a vein

forces liquid into something in many places not only veins or medical use

T

to transfuse

vsto inject

• Specialized

8 7.3

To put blood into a person's vein as medical treatment

forces various liquids into bodies not limited to blood or medical transfusion

M

to mainline

vsto inject

• NSFW

3 9.9

To put a drug directly into a vein

forces liquid into something generally rather than only into veins for drugs

P

to perfuse

vsto inject

• Specialized

2 9.9

Force fluid to flow through a body part or tissue for medical use

forces liquid into something as a single entry not to flow through tissue

I

to instill

vsto inject

• Specialized

1 6.2

To put liquid into a part of the body, often drop by drop

forces liquid in usually with one forceful action rather than dropwise

S

to syringe

vsto inject

• Specialized

1 6.7

To push liquid into a part of the body or a wound using a small tube with a plunger

forces liquid into a body usually using a needle for medical entry

H

to hypospray

vsto inject

• Specialized

9.9

To inject medicine through the skin without using a needle

forces liquid into a body usually with a needle rather than a spray

Antonyms

E

to extract

166 3.9

To remove something from somewhere, often by effort, or to get information

W

to withdraw

159 3.5

To take money or things out of a place where they are kept

How Invasive

to pierce

110 3.5

to inject

150 4.4

insert

20 3.9

place

∞ 1.0

to apply

263 1.3

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology