1. to plunge or dip into a liquid; to immerse
Usage: formal or literary; less common than 'immerse'
2. to become absorbed or deeply involved in something
Usage: formal or literary

Examples

• The scientist decided to immerge the specimen in the solution for further analysis.
• She wanted to immerge herself in the study of ancient languages.
• The diver began to immerge beneath the surface of the ocean.
• He chose to immerge himself completely in his work during the project.
• The fabric was immerged in dye to achieve the desired color.
• They immerged their concerns in the larger discussion about climate change.