demerse (Meaning)
Webster
demerse (v. t.)
To immerse.
Synonyms & Antonyms of demerse
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
demerse Sentence Examples
- As the tide came in, the shore demerse beneath the water's surface.
- The diver prepared to demerse into the deep ocean to explore the coral reefs.
- It's essential to understand the risks before deciding to demerse into unfamiliar waters.
- The submarine slowly began to demerse into the murky depths of the sea.
- Researchers often demerse into caves to study rare aquatic species.
- The sensation of weightlessness enveloped the diver as they demerse into the pool.
- Despite the darkness, the explorer chose to demerse into the cavern to uncover its secrets.
- The oceanographer used specialized equipment to demerse safely to extreme depths.
- With practiced skill, the free diver demerse effortlessly into the crystal-clear lake.
- It's crucial to maintain proper breathing techniques when demersing into deep water environments.
FAQs About the word demerse
To immerse.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
As the tide came in, the shore demerse beneath the water's surface.
The diver prepared to demerse into the deep ocean to explore the coral reefs.
It's essential to understand the risks before deciding to demerse into unfamiliar waters.
The submarine slowly began to demerse into the murky depths of the sea.
