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Meanings of submergence in English
Usage of submergence in English
1
Here, again, the system; the submergence of the individual in the organization.
2
Duncan, Professor, on the submergence of Isthmus of Darien in Miocene times.
3
Where a coastal region is undergoing submergence the shore line moves landward.
4
Our submergence in a sea of conventionality of almost impenetrable density.
5
The rate of submergence has been estimated at about two feet per century.
6
But it cannot pass until my wife comes up out of the submergence.
7
And from the looks of it, you could use about a week's submergence.
8
The final submergence of Poseidonis sent another tidal wave over Egypt.
9
That morality will, first of all, prevent the submergence of womanhood into motherhood.
10
Fortune threw me ashore here, after a long and bitter submergence.
11
In either case, an elevated site should be chosen as a safeguard against submergence.
12
Slow submergence favors the cutting of a wide rock bench.
13
After that you will know them well enough to avoid that fatal initial submergence.
14
The general submergence which marked the Cambrian continued into the succeeding period with little interruption.
15
She felt the submergence of the boat and came out of her room to investigate.
16
In brief, the Cambrian was a period of submergence.
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