submerse

  • 11submerse — v. submerge; immerse, cause to sink below the surface of a liquid; cover with water, flood; cover; sink adj. submerged, immersed, sunken; growing under water …

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  • 12submerse — [səb mə:s] verb technical submerge. Origin ME: from L. submers plunged below , from submergere (see submerge) …

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  • 13submerse — v. a. See submerge …

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  • 14submerse — sub·merse …

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  • 15submerse — sub•merse [[t]səbˈmɜrs[/t]] v. t. mersed, mers•ing to submerge • Etymology: 1830–40; < L submersus, ptp. of submergere to submerge …

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  • 16submerse — /səbˈmɜs/ (say suhb mers) verb (t) (submersed, submersing) → submerge. {Latin submersus, past participle, submerged} –submersion /səbˈmɜʒən/ (say suhb merzhuhn), noun …

  • 17submerse —   v.i.,v.t. submerge.    ♦ submersible, a.; n. vessel used for undersea exploration or maintenance.    ♦ submersion, n …

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  • 18submerse — verb 1. sink below the surface; go under or as if under water • Syn: ↑submerge • Derivationally related forms: ↑submersion, ↑submersible (for: ↑submerge), ↑submergible ( …

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  • 19Großer Seddiner See — Blick vom Nordufer bei Lehnmarke auf das Südufer bei Seddin Geographische Lage Deutschland, Brandenburg, Naturpark Nuthe Niepli …

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  • 20submerge — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. drown, sink, plunge, dive, submerse, immerse, engulf, inundate; be overshadowed, subordinate to, play second fiddle to. See water, depth, inferiority. II (Roget s IV) v. 1. [To cause to sink] Syn.… …

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