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interjectory

/ˌɪntɚdʒˈɛktɚɹi/ adj

Having the form of an interjection.

Word Origin From Latin 'intericere' (to throw between), inter- 'between' + iacere 'to throw' — literally 'thrown between'. The root 'iacere' is a thrower: eject (throw out), inject (throw in), project (throw forward), reject (throw back), subject (throw under), and even adjective (thrown near a noun).

adj Having the form of an interjection.

His interjectory remarks during the meeting added little substance to the discussion.

(形容词) 感叹词形式的

他在会议中插入的感叹式评论对讨论几乎没有实质贡献。

(adjetivo) Que tiene la forma de una interjección.

Sus comentarios interjectivos durante la reunión aportaron poco contenido sustancial a la discusión.

(adjectif) interjectif [Qui a la forme d'une interjection ; qui fonctionne comme une interjection.]

Ses remarques interjectives pendant la réunion ont apporté peu de substance à la discussion.

(Adjektiv) ausrufend; interjektional [Die Form eines Ausrufs oder einer Zwischenbemerkung aufweisend.]

Seine **interjectory** Bemerkungen während der Besprechung brachten kaum inhaltlichen Mehrwert.

(形容詞) 間投詞の形式を持つこと。突然感嘆的に言葉を差し挟む性質。

会議中、彼の突然割り込むような発言は議論にほとんど実質を付け加えなかった。

(adjetivo) interjetivo [Que tem a forma de uma interjeição.]

Seus comentários interjetivos durante a reunião acrescentaram pouco conteúdo à discussão.

Synonyms: exclamatory interjectional Antonyms: declarative narrative
Word parts: inter + ject + ory

Related words

interject interjection

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