0 to say something while another person is speaking: --
[ + speech ] "That's absolutely ridiculous!" Mary interjected.
1 to say something that interrupts someone who is speaking: --
He interjected questions throughout the discussion.
I am obliged to that learned and distinguished historian who interjected for that correction.
I should like to interject here the hope that the upper age limit will be interpreted very liberally.
I interjected to ask whether he had inquired from the traffic commissioners what their view was.
Hartmann interjected, betraying more prosaic preoccupations.
I rose to begin my presentation at 10 in the morning, and it wasn't more than one minute before somebody interjected with a question or remark.
Children, for the most part, listened quietly without interjecting comments of their own.
Our language is thus intentionally and necessarily personal at times, and we have given one another leave to interject at pertinent points in each other's narratives.
Aaronsohn thus interjects an ideological position into the presentation without acknowledging the contours or implications of that move.
