injecting
v.v. to use a needle to put a liquid, like medicine, into someone's body. It can also mean adding something new into a situation to make it better.
v. to introduce a substance into a body or cavity using a syringe and needle; figuratively, to introduce a new element into a situation to produce a specific effect. Present participle form of 'inject'.
The nurse is injecting the vaccine into the patient's arm.
The government is injecting more money into the local economy to help small businesses grow.
By injecting a sense of urgency into the negotiations, the mediator managed to secure a preliminary agreement before the midnight deadline.
Transitive verb requiring a direct object; often takes the preposition 'into'.
injecting with the medicineinjecting the medicineInject is transitive; the substance being moved is the direct object, not an object of the preposition 'with'.