Understanding Interject: Definition and Examples

Interject is a verb that means to interrupt or break into someone's speech or thought. It can also mean to insert oneself into a conversation or situation unexpectedly.

For example, if someone is speaking and another person suddenly speaks up with an unrelated comment, they have interjected into the conversation. Similarly, if someone inserts their own thoughts or ideas into a discussion without being invited to do so, they have interjected themselves into the conversation.

In your sentence, "She interjected her opinion into the conversation," the word "interjected" is used to describe the action of inserting one's opinion into a conversation that was already underway.

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