Immersion is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMMERSION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of immersing
• the action of immersing someone or something in a liquid
• baptism by immersing a person bodily (but not necessarily completely) in water.
• deep mental involvement in something
• a method of teaching a foreign language by the exclusive use of that language
• the disappearance of a celestial body in the shadow of or behind another.
• The act of immersing, or the state of being immersed; a sinking within a fluid; a dipping; as, the immersion of Achilles in the Styx.
• Submersion in water for the purpose of Christian baptism, as, practiced by the Baptists.
• The state of being overhelmed or deeply absorbed; deep engagedness.
• The dissapearance of a celestail body, by passing either behind another, as in the occultation of a star, or into its shadow, as in the eclipse of a satellite; -- opposed to emersion.
• sinking until covered completely with water
• (astronomy) the disappearance of a celestial body prior to an eclipse
• complete attention; intense mental effort
• a form of baptism in which part or all of a person\'s body is submerged
• the act of wetting something by submerging it
• form of baptism in which part or the whole of a person's body is submerged in the water
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of immersing or the state of being immersed; as; baptism by complete submersion of the person in water; absorbing involvement; instruction based on extensive exposure to surroundings or conditions that are native or pertinent to the object of study; foreign language instruction in which only the language being taught is used
• form of baptism in which part or the whole of a person\'s body is submerged in the water

Words related to IMMERSION

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Words that contain IMMERSION

immersions14 reimmersion15 immersionism18 immersionist16 reimmersions16 immersionisms19 immersionists17

How to use IMMERSION in a sentence

• Refreshed with the immersion and encouraged by the escape, I climbed the dyke in comparative gaiety of spirits.
• The boys learned that Clausen had taken a severe cold from his immersion in the icy water, and had gone to the infirmary.
• The advantages of small twin screws are the shorter shaft tubes and stern brackets, deeper immersion, and less exposure as compared with large screws.
• She plunged with Catherine Earnshaw into the thick of the tumult, and her detachment is not more wonderful than her immersion.
• Although we were soon thoroughly exhausted with our immersion in the water, we dared not climb aboard.
• The burwan is a nut much relished by our natives, who prepare it by roasting and immersion in a running stream, to free it from its poisonous qualities.
• A life of similar brilliance and similar musical immersion was that of Liszt, whose domestic career was nevertheless as different as possible.
• You can well imagine poor Nuphsed was glad enough to be on dry land after his long immersion in the sugar-syrup.
• An occasional immersion of the pots for about half an hour will result in marked benefit to the plants.
• I am now, therefore, on the point of setting out, to the south of France, to try the use of some mineral waters there, by immersion.
• Her dominant thought was the dread of the first immersion in the cold, cruel, black waters.
• In case of an immersion in clothes, with no help in sight, the sooner the swimmer removes his clothes the longer he can support himself.
• Therefore it seems that there can be no Baptism without immersion.
• We must therefore conclude that immersion is not necessary for Baptism.
• Therefore, immersion in water, except for the head, is not entirely an unnatural condition.
• Nevertheless, considerable supplies were thus landed, chiefly of fuel and fodder, which would be little liable to damage by immersion.
• By working the tables at a certain rate, the baths are kept at the right temperature by the immersion of the red hot glass.
• This singularly delicate and clear-looking fish has, after long immersion in spirits, a pale flesh colour, with transparent and spotless fins.
• The accident had been witnessed from the club, and as the water was warm, the boys were satisfied that no harm would come to the three from their immersion.
• When plants are well dried, the original forms and positions of even their minutest parts, though not their colours, may at any time be restored by immersion in hot water.
• As soon as the lad saw the boat was out of hearing he called out most lustily, and was heard by those on board, and rescued from his cold immersion.
• Glorious immersion! It was lovely, oh, lovely! The embrace of the cool river seemed entrancing, and I remained a fathom down, experiencing one continuous delight.
• The rice is of course of that description which does not require immersion.
• The inferior sorts, when dried after immersion in hot water, form black ginger.
• The brass objects are put into boiling solutions composed of different salts, and the intensity of the shade obtained is dependent upon duration of the immersion.
• Last Sabbath I baptized fourteen by immersion and received twenty-seven into the church on profession of faith, and three since, making a total of thirty.
• He favors immersion! He has been so vile a sinner that he foolishly fears the more simple rite of your church will not make him wet enough.
• Other experiments still had reference to the influence of immersion.
• This Company did not remove the acid from the paper after its immersion, but plunged it immediately into the water, thus losing a large proportion of the waste acid.
• Field, shows very plainly the great variation in the time of the immersion and the temperature by seemingly very slight causes.

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