🇬🇧 Immerse meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To immerse means to put something or someone all the way into something else so it is completely surrounded, like dipping a cookie fully into milk or getting so focused on a game or book that you forget everything around you.

When I immerse myself in a video game, my mom has to wave snacks in front of my face to prove the real world still exists.

The science experiment said to immerse the egg in vinegar, not to juggle it, but we learned both science and mopping that day.

The wizard told me to immerse the magic rock in water, but I dropped it in the toilet instead.

Grandpa immerses himself in his crossword puzzle so deeply that we can steal his fries and he doesn’t notice.

I immersed my feet in the lake and instantly discovered the water was basically liquid iceberg.

She sat by the pond to immerse. She took a paper boat and chose to immerse it, to immerse her fingers, to immerse her wrist, and to immerse her whole hand when the boat tipped. Water closed over wood and skin; she coughed, then laughed as the boat bobbed up and she felt oddly lighter.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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