2 uses
(click/touch triangles for details)
Definition
to quickly insert a comment that interrupts what another is saying
or more rarely and more generally: to insert — as in "She interjects religion into politics," or "She interjects herself into my business."
or more rarely and more generally: to insert — as in "She interjects religion into politics," or "She interjects herself into my business."
- Cole interjected, "That means baldy could have killed Larry and then fled."p. 278.4
- Puller didn't normally like to interject anything into the conversation when questioning a witness, but his gut had told him to do it this time.p. 241.6
There are no more uses of "interject" in Zero Day.
Typical Usage
(best examples)