mersion (Meaning)
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mersion (n.)
Immersion.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mersion
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
mersion Sentence Examples
- The scuba diver experienced an unintentional mersion during their dive, causing a rapid ascent.
- The immersion sensor in the pool detected a sudden mersion, triggering an alarm.
- The submersible vehicle slowly sank to the ocean floor, its mersion complete.
- The baptism ceremony involved a complete mersion of the candidate into the water.
- The explorer sought adventures that involved deep mersions into uncharted caves.
- The immersion experiment required a controlled mersion of objects in various liquids.
- The scientist conducted simulations to predict the consequences of mersion events in industrial settings.
- The sudden mersion of the boat in the storm caused the passengers to panic.
- The firefighter's gear is designed to withstand mersion for extended periods.
- The submergence of the plant cuttings in the nutrient solution resulted in rapid mersion and growth.
FAQs About the word mersion
Immersion.
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No antonyms found.
The scuba diver experienced an unintentional mersion during their dive, causing a rapid ascent.
The immersion sensor in the pool detected a sudden mersion, triggering an alarm.
The submersible vehicle slowly sank to the ocean floor, its mersion complete.
The baptism ceremony involved a complete mersion of the candidate into the water.
