IMMERSE Meaning and
Definition
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The verb "immerse" refers to the act of fully involving or engrossing oneself in something, or completely submerging an object or oneself in a liquid. It entails complete absorption or immersion into a particular activity, idea, or environment.
When applied to an individual, "immerse" means to deeply engage oneself in an activity, subject, or experience, often resulting in a state of intense focus or concentration. This can entail being fully absorbed or involved in a task or endeavor, such as immersing oneself in a book, a hobby, or a conversation. It implies dedicating one's attention and energy to a certain pursuit or interest.
Alternatively, "immerse" can also describe the action of physically submerging an object or oneself into a liquid or substance, such as water or a dye solution. This act generally implies complete submersion or soaking, as in immersing clothes in a washing machine or immersing a piece of metal in molten iron.
Overall, "immerse" represents the process of deeply involving oneself mentally, emotionally, or physically. It conveys the idea of complete absorption, submersion, or intense engagement in a particular context.
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To plunge into or under, as into a liquid; to overwhelm; to engage deeply, as in business.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of IMMERSE
The word "immerse" comes from the Latin word "immersus", which is the past participle of the verb "immersere". "Immersere" is a combination of the preposition "in", meaning "into", and the verb "mersus", which means "to dip or plunge". The Latin word "immersus" was later adapted into Old French as "immerser" and eventually entered English as "immerse" in the 17th century.
Idioms with the word IMMERSE
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immerse sm or sth in sth
The idiom "immerse someone or something in something" means to completely involve or submerge someone or something in a particular activity, experience, or substance. It denotes deep engagement or intense involvement.
Similar spelling words for IMMERSE
Conjugate verb Immerse
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