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submerge or submerse
verb (submerged , submerging ; submersed , submersing )
1 tr & intr to plunge or sink or cause to plunge or sink under the surface of water or other liquid.
2 to cover with water or other liquid.
3 to conceal or inhibit something submerged his feelings .
4 to overwhelm or inundate someone, eg with too much work.
[17c: from sub- (sense 1) + Latin mergere to plunge]
submergence noun .
submersion noun .
verb (submerged , submerging ; submersed , submersing )
1 tr & intr to plunge or sink or cause to plunge or sink under the surface of water or other liquid.
2 to cover with water or other liquid.
3 to conceal or inhibit something submerged his feelings .
4 to overwhelm or inundate someone, eg with too much work.
[17c: from sub- (sense 1) + Latin mergere to plunge]
submergence noun .
submersion noun .
submerged or submersed
adjective
1 sunk.
2 bot said of plants or plant parts: growing underwater.
3 colloq concealed or inhibited.
4 colloq overwhelmed, especially by too much work.
adjective
1 sunk.
2 bot said of plants or plant parts: growing underwater.
3 colloq concealed or inhibited.
4 colloq overwhelmed, especially by too much work.
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