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immerse

verb as in become deeply involved

Strong matches

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

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.

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

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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.

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"After you become immersed in how it sounds, it changes the way you think about it," she says.

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

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