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• yourselves: Fans of Smooth Jazz, immerse yourselves in these superb styles, carefully crafted for you by the gifted musicians at PG Music.

• tube: The puncture is easily located this time without having to remove the wheel and immerse the tube in the canal.

• viewer: This asphyxiating tension manages to immerse the viewer into the story totally.

• player: Sophie: The sheer number of characters onscreen totally immerse the player in the thick of the battle.

• reader: Paul Dowswell's informative and accessible text will immerse readers in the era.

• participant: There was a very full program of workshops, lectures, demonstrations and a tour of the museum library artworks to further immerse participants.

Preposition: into

• world: The learner is immersed into a simulated world of 2004 with their global client.

Modifying Another Word

• totally: She seemed totally immersed in some deep space deep within herself, or maybe she was just dead tired.

• deeply: The room meant very little to him; he was too deeply immersed in the non-being from which he had just come.

• completely: Single leaves can be completely immersed in water to condition them.

• fully: Changing Worlds offers teaching to volunteers who wish to be fully immersed in a culture quite unlike anything found in the West.

• thoroughly: Now, the converts are so thoroughly immersed in the belief system that they are prepared to engage in street battles.

• wholly: A Greek citizen was so wholly immersed in the politics and ethos of his city that he cared little for himself.

Preposition: in

• liquid: Stewing Long, slow cooking method where food is immersed in liquid which is kept at simmering point.

• bath: The earlier children are immersed in the bath of languages, the greater their proficiency is likely to be.

• water: Chester maidens would stand with their right leg immersed in the water, wishing for husbands.

• culture: Changing Worlds offers teaching to volunteers who wish to be fully immersed in a culture quite unlike anything found in the West.

• fluid: The plates are all immersed in viscous silicone fluid, a ' glue ' which helps transmit torque to the output side.

• myth: It may work best if both the practitioner and patient live in a culture immersed in those ancient myths.