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immerse

verb as in submerge in liquid

verb as in become deeply involved

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Elmhirst's writing was "understated but powerful, immersing the reader intimately in the unfolding drama and the horror of struggling to survive against the odds with very few resources", he added.

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Ahyon shared that when performing at concerts, they fully immerse themselves in the moment and enjoy the energy.

Times staffers love an escape, but since we can’t take a trip to Thailand to stay at a luxury resort, the next best thing is to immerse ourselves in the new season.

Thicker mudflows might be capable of immersing parked cars in mud.

These places are where you are immersed in the chaparral scents.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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