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eatmydeck t1_j29aegn wrote

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I mean while technically it makes sense with that definition, that’s not how most English speakers would use “inject”. You’d probably use “projected onto your eyes” rather than “injected into” in your scenario.

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[deleted] t1_j29eklm wrote

Cuz that definition doesn’t make what he said make sense lol. Light isn’t injected into your eyeball by pressure. Please. Please stop.

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eatmydeck t1_j2aapn8 wrote

Idk what you’re talking about, that’s what I’m saying; you wouldn’t use it that way. My point was that somebody whose new to the language might misunderstand that definition and think it fits in the context.

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