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immerse

[ih-murs] / ɪˈmɜrs /




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“All of the routes and the things that make up great receivers, I just get fully immersed in it,” Adams said, adding, “It wasn’t nothing crazy. … It wasn’t a big show.”

From Los Angeles Times

People who are immersed in AI often have some surprisingly old-fashioned work habits.

From The Wall Street Journal

I bought an Indian rail pass, which for $530 offered 90 days of unlimited train travel, more than enough, I thought, to immerse myself in the bloodstream of the country.

From The Wall Street Journal

Georgia had trained as a midwife, immersing herself in the world she feared she could never be part of.

From BBC

Having spent two decades immersed in British basketball, Steutel has experienced the best and worst of the sport - but even he admits the last few months have tested him in ways he never expected.

From BBC