jettisoned

The word “jettisoned” has 3 syllables: jet-ti-soned

It's pronounced as /ˈdʒɛtɪsənd/

What is synonym and antonym for jettisoned?

In the thesaurus, “jettisoned” has 61 synonyms and 22 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for jettisoned along with examples of usage in sentences.

Synonyms for jettisoned

abandoned
abdicated
abolished
annihilated
cashiered
cast-off
castaway
chucked
deep-sixed
derelict
deserted
desolate
discarded
dismissed
disposed of
disused
ditched
dumped
eighty-sixed
eliminated
empty
eradicated
exorcised
exorcized
expunged
exterminated
extinguished
extirpated
forgotten
forsaken
forsook
godforsaken
idle
ignored
junked
kicked out
laid by
liquidated
lost
miserable
neglected
pitched
refuse
rejected
removed
scrapped
set aside
shabby
shed
threw away
threw out
tossed
unattended
unloaded
untended
vacant
vacated
void
waste
wiped out
wretched

Antonyms for jettisoned

adopted
embraced
employed
held
held back
kept
reclaimed
reconditioned
recovered
redeemed
rehabbed
rehabilitated
repeopled
rescued
restored
retained
retrieved
salvaged
saved
took on
used
utilized

Meanings of jettisoned

verb
1. To eject from a boat, submarine, aircraft, spaceship or hot-air balloon, so as to lighten the load.
2. To let go or get rid of as being useless or defective.

Example Sentences

The emergency protocol required that excess weight be jettisoned to stabilize the aircraft.
As the situation escalated, the negotiators jettisoned their original plan and adopted a more direct approach.
The company jettisoned its outdated software in favor of a more advanced system.
In the face of mounting criticism, the CEO jettisoned the controversial policy to preserve public trust.
The expedition team reluctantly jettisoned some of their supplies to continue their journey through the harsh wilderness.

On this page you'll find 83 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to jettisoned, such as: abandoned, abdicated, abolished, adopted, annihilated, cashiered, cast-off.

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