injection
Pronunciation: [ɪnˈdʒɛkʃən]
Context: "medicine"
(noun) a way to put medicine or other liquids into your body using a needle. It's like giving your body a little help with sickness through a shot.
Example
The doctor gave me an injection to help me feel better.
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I didn't need an injection because my illness could be treated with pills.
Example
Did you get your flu injection this year?
Context: "technology"
(noun) adding new information or code into a computer program. It's like putting new fuel in a car to make it run better.
Example
The software update included an injection of new features that improved performance.
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The app crashed because there was no injection of the necessary security updates.
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What kind of injection was used to enhance the program's capabilities?
Context: "emotion"
(noun) something that gives a sudden boost or increase in feelings or energy. It’s like when you get excited about something fun and it makes you feel really happy!
Example
The surprise party gave her an injection of joy that lasted all week.
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Without the injection of excitement, the event turned out to be very boring.
Example
What could give you an injection of motivation to finish your homework?