Drowned and Sunken

Drowned

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Sunken and drowned are semantically related in participle topic. In some cases you can use "Sunken" instead an adjective "Drowned", when it comes to topics like inundated, sunk.

Nearby Word: drowning

Sunken

Sunken adjective - Curved inward.

Drowned and sunken are semantically related in participle topic. You can use "Drowned" instead an adjective "Sunken", if it concerns topics such as inundated, sunk.

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood When Tina has an emotional outburst after one such session, her latent abilities resurrect Jason Voorhees, who had sunken to the bottom of Crystal Lake not long before Tina's father drowned.
  • Atlantis In Celtic Mythology there's Ys, the famous drowned city off the coast of Brittany, the Welsh kingdom of Cantre'r Gwaelod which met a similar fate, the sunken Cornish kingdom of Lyonesse, and Avalon which, in some versions of the legend, also sank into the sea.
    Source: Atlantis
  • Literature / The Future Eve It gets even worse when - only a week later - Edison reads in the newspaper that the ship Le Redoubtable has sunken and realises that both Alicia and Hadaly have drowned, leaving both himself and Ewald all alone.
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