submerging
/səbˈmɜrdʒɪŋ/
noun
- The state or process of being under water or another liquid.
- The submerging of the boat took only a few minutes.
- Prolonged submerging can damage electronic devices.
- The submerging of the ancient city was caused by the rising sea.
verb
- The act of going or putting something under the surface of water or another liquid.
- The submarine is submerging slowly to avoid detection.
- She watched the ice cube submerging in the glass of soda.
- The rescue team is submerging the camera to search for the lost boat.
- The act of completely covering or hiding something, as if under water.
- By submerging her true feelings, she kept the peace in the family.
- The company is submerging its losses in a complex financial report.
- He is submerging his grief in work to avoid thinking about it.