injection
/ɪnˈdʒɛkʃən/Definitions
1. noun
the act or process of injecting something, especially a medicine or a liquid, into a person’s body or into a cavity or opening in an object, or a quantity of something injected
“The doctor gave me an injection to cure my illness.”
2. noun
a sudden and unexpected idea or insight
“The injection of a new idea revolutionized the industry.”
3. noun
a quantity of something added to a system or process
“The injection of fresh capital helped the company recover.”
4. verb
to put or introduce something into a person’s body or into a cavity or opening in an object
“The nurse injected the patient with the medication.”
5. verb
to introduce a new idea or concept
“The professor injected a new perspective into the discussion.”
6. verb
to add or introduce something into a system or process
“The company injected new technologies into their manufacturing process.”