Meaning & use
Immerge
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To plunge or sink into a liquid; to immerse.
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The diver watched bubbles rise as she immerged beneath the surface.
In astronomy, a moon is said to immerge when it disappears into a planet's shadow during an eclipse.
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Though rare in everyday speech, 'immerge' survives mainly as a technical astronomical term describing the moment a celestial body vanishes from view.
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