submerge , also: submerse

We had other things to do and for the time being submerged.

Perhaps by this time the general had submerged the particular.

I did not think we would be submerged long enough for that.

The other lead was submerged in a large cup of water.

When she returned 40 minutes later, the boy was dead, his face submerged.

The boy had apparently been submerged for nearly four hours.

We are completely submerged in the world of this play.

I know something of having to submerge your will in someone else's.

Again he submerged her head, holding it under the water.

Most of the area to be submerged is forest land.

"I want to spend the rest of the day submerged in hot water."

They were submerged under fifty feet or more of water.

Understand, though, that you cannot work submerged under today's conditions.

The nose of the 747 was submerged in the water.

Another man died when his car was submerged in water under a bridge.

Already, houses were nearly submerged in more than eight feet of water.

Only things that might please or interest her came to mind - all else submerged.

This shows they were once at sea level before being submerged.

The gun was completely submerged, now, and working its way down.

The rock was very small now; soon it would be submerged.

"But I would not want to see our culture submerged in theirs."

His mind submerged in thought was oblivious to all else.

Then he submerged himself and led them out of the pool.

It was as if she'd been submerged by her husband's personality.

He jumped into it and submerged all but his head.