To cast or throw aside; to reject or discard; an archaic or obsolete verb meaning to throw away.
From Latin adjicere, from ad- (to) + jacere (to throw). English borrowed this verb but it fell out of common usage, surviving now mainly in historical texts and dictionaries of obsolete words.
The word 'adjected' appears in older texts meaning 'thrown toward' or 'rejected,' but it lost the competition with simpler words like 'reject' and 'discard,' showing how languages constantly winnow out redundant terms.
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