How Do You Spell IMMERGE?

Pronunciation: [ɪmˈɜːd͡ʒ] (IPA)

The word "immerge" is often misspelled as "emerge" due to their similar sounds. However, the two words have different meanings, with "immerge" referring to when an object is submerged in a liquid. The IPA phonetic transcription for "immerge" is /ɪˈmɜːdʒ/, emphasizing the short "i" sound at the beginning. The use of the letter "m" instead of "n" also sets it apart from "emerge". To avoid confusion, it is important to remember the correct spelling and pronunciation of "immerge".

IMMERGE Meaning and Definition

1. Immerge is a verb that refers to the act of emerging or submerging completely or partially into a liquid or another substance. This word describes the action of immersing something in a fluid or plunging it into a medium. It conveys the idea of becoming fully involved or absorbed in a particular environment or situation.

   When something immerses, it means that it is being fully submerged or engulfed by a substance, such as immersing one's body in water while swimming or taking a bath. It can also refer to an object being dipped or immersed partially in a liquid, like immersing a brush into a paint container to coat it with paint.

   Metaphorically, immerge can describe the act of deeply involving oneself in a particular activity, subject, or state of mind. For example, a writer might immerge himself in research to gather extensive information on a topic. Likewise, a person can immerge oneself in a new culture by completely embracing its customs and traditions.

   Overall, immerge conveys the notion of complete or partial submersion, both physically and metaphorically. It indicates the action of dipping, plunging, or diving into a liquid or a state of mind, emphasizing the idea of full involvement and absorption in a particular substance or environment.

2. To plunge into or under, as under a liquid; to dip.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for IMMERGE

• ummerge
• jmmerge
• kmmerge
• ommerge
• 9mmerge
• 8mmerge
• inmerge
• ikmerge
• ijmerge
• imnerge
• imkerge
• imjerge
• immwrge
• immsrge
• immdrge
• immrrge
• imm4rge
• imm3rge
• immeege

Etymology of IMMERGE

The word "immerge" originated from the Latin word "immergere" which means "to dip or plunge into". It is formed by combining the prefix "im-" meaning "into" with the verb "mergere" meaning "to dip or plunge". Over time, the word evolved and adapted into "immerge" in English, referring to the act of immersing or plunging something into a liquid or substance.

Conjugate verb Immerge

CONDITIONAL

I would immerge

you would immerge

he/she/it would immerge

we would immerge

they would immerge

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be immerging

you would be immerging

he/she/it would be immerging

we would be immerging

they would be immerging

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have immerge

you would have immerge

he/she/it would have immerge

we would have immerge

they would have immerge

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been immerging

you would have been immerging

he/she/it would have been immerging

we would have been immerging

they would have been immerging

FUTURE

I will immerge

you will immerge

he/she/it will immerge

we will immerge

they will immerge

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be immerging

you will be immerging

he/she/it will be immerging

we will be immerging

they will be immerging

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have immerged

you will have immerged

he/she/it will have immerged

we will have immerged

they will have immerged

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been immerging

you will have been immerging

he/she/it will have been immerging

we will have been immerging

they will have been immerging

IMPERATIVE

you immerge

we let´s immerge

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to immerge

PAST

I immerged

you immerged

he/she/it immerged

we immerged

they immerged

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was immerging

you were immerging

he/she/it was immerging

we were immerging

they were immerging

PAST PARTICIPLE

immerged

PAST PERFECT

I had immerged

you had immerged

he/she/it had immerged

we had immerged

they had immerged

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been immerging

you had been immerging

he/she/it had been immerging

we had been immerging

they had been immerging

PRESENT

I immerge

you immerge

he/she/it immerges

we immerge

they immerge

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am immerging

you are immerging

he/she/it is immerging

we are immerging

they are immerging

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

immerging

PRESENT PERFECT

I have immerged

you have immerged

he/she/it has immerged

we have immerged

they have immerged

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been immerging

you have been immerging

he/she/it has been immerging

we have been immerging

they have been immerging