| A | B |
|---|
| ject | root meaning "throw" |
| eject | to throw out something or someone |
| injection | to put something into someone, like a needle |
| objection | an argument against or disapproval of something or someone |
| reject | throw back, not accept |
| trajectory | the path on which something is thrown, like a ball or comet |
| projector | an instrument that throws an image onto a screen |
| architect | a person who designs buildings |
| betray | to deceive or go against a friend |
| desperate | extreme anxiety, no hope, extreme intensity |
| district | a territorial division or area |
| eternal | everlasting, immortal, never ending |
| glimpse | looking for a short time |
| realm | a kingdom or place of rule |
| sacrifice | to give up something or do without |
| victim | one who is injured, destroyed, or sacrificed |
| victorious | winning, having won a victory |
