Immerse

usgb/ɪˈmɜːrs/
verb

To put completely in a liquid so that all parts are covered.

He immersed his dirty clothes in a bucket of soapy water.
Visual representation of "immerse" - To put completely in a liquid so that all parts are covered.

Often appears as...

  • immerse oneself
  • immerse in water
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Visual representation of "immerse"
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Physical Action

Immerse as a physical verb involves a complete or thorough action.

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They immersed the laboratory instruments in sterilizing liquid.
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Full Coverage

When immersing something, ensure all parts are covered by the liquid.

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Immerse the strawberries entirely in chocolate to coat them well.
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Temporary State

Immerse typically implies the object will be removed from the liquid after some time.

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The chef immersed the noodles in boiling water for five minutes.
Visual representation of the word "Immerse"

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