immerse
verb (used with object), im·mersed, im·mers·ing.
Origin of immerse
Synonyms for immerse
Synonym study
Antonyms for immerse
Related Words for immersing
drench, bathe, soak, steep, saturate, drown, baptize, bury, engross, involve, engage, absorb, dunk, souse, plunge, slop, christen, sprinkle, asperse, mergeExamples from the Web for immersing
Contemporary Examples of immersing
But he's immersing himself, creating the density of felt detail from which fine performances emerge.
I was wondering if immersing yourself in this period shed any light on the current historical moment.
[Laughs] So this idea of immersing yourself in a band was a refuge of sorts.
"It's really part of my philosophy of immersing the reader," said Martin.
Immersing myself in the brutal history of the forced-labor sugar-factory called Jamaica was not pleasant.
Historical Examples of immersing
Generally applied to immersing cloth, etc., in the blue vat.
Vegetable DyesEthel M. Mairet
Mothers were present, immersing not only themselves but also their children.
A Tour of the MissionsAugustus Hopkins Strong
A method of pickling fish by immersing them in vinegar after being boiled.
The Sailor's Word-BookWilliam Henry Smyth
All the children of a member are baptized by immersing three times.
Modern PersiaMooshie G. Daniel
Copies are made from the mould by immersing it in a tank of melted wax.
How it WorksArchibald Williams