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inject

verb as in put in, introduce

verb as in introduce into bloodstream by use of a needle

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The DOE's Office of Science has funded separate research about some of the technologies needed to inject the spin-polarized fuel into the fusion vessel.

The preparations, as Zeldovich notes, often contain remains of vanquished bacteria that, when injected, inflame the immune system and put the patient at risk.

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To validate the efficacy of these reprogrammed cells, they were injected into a developing mouse embryo.

At existing plants, younger folks have injected innovation into longstanding operation norms, improving safety and efficiency.

Musk has never been considered one to inject certainty into any situation.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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