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Meanings of submersion in English
Usage of submersion in English
1
Soviet Russia was a little hungry island with every prospect of submersion.
2
Moreover, what is an obscure corner in such a submersion of joy?
3
We were on a finger of land showing signs of recent submersion.
4
An urban compromise, its submersion allows traffic to flow without spoiling the view.
5
The best divers, without doubt, could never much exceed a minute in submersion.
6
They were coming to the surface after a period of submersion.
7
This was Miss Anne Baily's story of the submersion of this lost castle:
8
Bleaching, warping, and cortical flaking suggested long-term submersion in water.
9
The paper was immediately destroyed by submersion and concrete remained.
10
Does that not mean a complete immersion in, and submersion under, the cleansing flood?
11
How, then, did this submersion and obliteration of the Roman soul come to pass?
12
The problem then becomes not the story but the total submersion of the government agenda.
13
Burial, submersion, or embalming retards the process of decomposition.
14
Expansion crosswise the grain of wood after submersion, pp.
15
We do believe the actual submersion was caused by a tsunami that happened in the Canaries.
16
My cold-defeating tactic was the full-submersion approach, hoping it would make the chill easier to bear.
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