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Meanings of submerging in English
Usage of submerging in English
1
They're not ready for the submerging of their national politics in Europe.
2
Floods also hit cultivation in Bangladesh, farmers said, submerging tracts of land.
3
Once again the submerging wave of realization and relief rushed over me.
4
Someone once told me that submerging the heart is the hardest part.
5
And for fun, she's been popping inflatable dinghies and submerging small boats.
6
Her footsteps vanished behind him, submerging in the hum of air recyclers.
7
She wept again, her fresh terrors submerging even her fear of him.
8
Shaking his hand is like submerging one's own in an uncooked loaf.
9
This wasn't supposed to happen, she thought, submerging again to rinse the shampoo.
10
The next instant the surf rolled clear, submerging the three men.
11
She locked away that shriveled particle, ignoring and submerging it under feverish work.
12
The great wave of Oriental despotism had spent its force without submerging freedom.
13
They passed beneath a waterfall that pounded them, briefly submerging her.
14
At this she laughed,- ashrilllittle laugh with tears submerging it.
15
The blast and sound wave covered them, submerging all other sound and feeling.
16
It had been like submerging himself in a still, cool pool of clarity.
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Submerging through the time
Submerging across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common