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immerse

verb as in become deeply involved

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Nonetheless, "we will be considerate toward our real-life situation, and make sure to create a screening environment where viewers can feel safe and fully immersed", they said in a statement.

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But Cate Blanchett has taken an unexpected diversion from her day job - to immerse herself in the world of the humble seed.

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The US pontiff urged the world to rouse itself from "the fatal lethargy in which we are immersed".

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He plans to spend the day with his phone on 'do not disturb', potentially immersing himself instead in his rediscovered love of golf at his local club in Paisley.

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He also is immersed in philanthropy, having founded the nonprofit Vision to Learn, which provides vision screenings, eye exams and glasses to children in low-income communities.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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