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4,772- Immerse
- Immersed
- Immersible
- Immersion
- Immersionist
- Immesh
- Immethodical
- Immethodically
- Immethodicalness
- Immethodize
- Immetrical
- Immew
- Immigrant
- Immigrate
- Immigration
- Imminence
- Imminent
- Imminently
- Immingle
- Imminution
- Immiscibility
- Immiscible
- Immission
- Immit
- Immitigable
- Immitigably
- Immix
- Immixable
- Immixed
- Immixture
- Immobile
- Immobility
- Immobilize
- Immoble
- Immoderacy
- Immoderancy
- Immoderate
- Immoderately
- Immoderateness
- Immoderation
- Immodest
- Immodestly
- Immodesty
- Immolate
- Immolation
- Immolator
- Immold; Immould
- Immoment
- Immomentous
- Immoral
- Immorality
- Immorally
- Immorigerous
- Immortal
- Immortalist
- Immortality
- Immortalization
- Immortalize
- Immortally
- Immortelle
- Immortification
- Immovability
- Immovable
- Immovableness
- Immovably
- Immund
- Immundicity
- Immune
- Immunity
- Immure
- Immurement
- Immusical
- Immutability
- Immutable
- Immutate
- Immutation
- Immute
- Imp
- Imp-Pole
- Impacable
- Impackment
- Impact
- Impacted
- Impaction
- Impaint
- Impair
- Impairer
- Impairment
- Impalatable
- Impale
- Impalement
- Impalla
- Impallid
- Impalm
- Impalpability
- Impalpable
- Impalpably
- Impalsy
- Impanate
- Impanation
- Impanator
- Impanel
- Impanelment
- Imparadise
- Imparalleled
- Impardonable
- Imparidigitate
- Imparipinnate
- Imparisyllabic
- Imparity
- Impark
- Imparl
- Imparlance
- Imparsonee
- Impart
- Impartance
- Impartation
- Imparter
- Impartial
- Impartialist
- Impartiality
- Impartially
- Impartialness
- Impartibility
- Impartible
- Impartment
- Impassable
- Impasse
- Impassibility
- Impassible
- Impassibleness
- Impassion
- Impassionable
- Impassionate
- Impassioned
- Impassive
- Impassivity
- Impastation
- Impaste
- Impasting
- Impasto
- Impasture
- Impatible
- Impatience
- Impatiency
- Impatiens
- Impatient
- Impatiently
- Impatronization
- Impatronize
- Impave
- Impavid
- Impawn
- Impeach
- Impeachable
- Impeacher
- Impeachment
- Impearl
- Impeccability
- Impeccable
- Impeccancy
- Impeccant
- Impecuniosity
- Impecunious
- Impedance
- Impede
- Impedible
- Impediment
- Impedimenta
- Impedimental
- Impedite
- Impedition
- Impeditive
- Impel
- Impellent
- Impeller
- Impen
- Impend
- Impendence; Impendency
- Impendent
- Impending
- Impenetrability
- Impenetrable
- Impenetrableness
- Impenetrably
- Impenitence
- Impenitency
- Impenitent
- Impenitently
- Impennate
- Impennes
- Impennous
- Impeople
- Imperant
- Imperate
- Imperatival
- Imperative
- Imperatively
- Imperator
- Imperatorial
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Immerse
Open directlyWebster's 1828 Dictionary · 1828 1 of 2
Part of speech: verb (v.)
1. To plunge into anything that surrounds or covers, especially into a fluid; to dip; to sink; to bury; to immerge. Deep immersed beneath its whirling wave. J Warton. More than a mile immersed within the wood. Dryden.
2. To baptize by immersion.
3. To engage deeply; to engross the attention of; to involve; to overhelm. The queen immersed in such a trance. Tennyson. It is impossible to have a lively hope in another life, and yet be deeply immersed inn the enjoyments of this. Atterbury.
Webster's 1828 Dictionary · 1828 2 of 2
Part of speech: adjective (a.)
Immersed; buried; hid; sunk. [Obs.] "Things immerse in matter." Bacon.