Submerged
Submerged adjective - Living, lying, or occurring below the surface of the water.
Usage example: submerged local roadways made for hazardous driving
Undersea and submerged are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Undersea" instead an adjective "Submerged".
Nearby Words: submerse, submerging
Undersea
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- subterranean and submerged
- subterranean and undersea
- sunken and submerged
- sunken and undersea
- underground and submerged
- underground and undersea
- immersed and submerged
- immersed and undersea
- oceanic and submerged
- oceanic and undersea
- marine and submerged
- marine and undersea
- aquatic and submerged
- aquatic and undersea
Both words in one sentence
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Staple of Video Games and undersea movies, the Underwater Ruins are a city, temple, ship, or similar place of majestic wonder submerged Under the Sea or a lake.
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The U-boats (unterseeboot, "undersea boat") were not true submarines in the modern sense of the word, but rather submersibles - they spent most of their time on the surface and were slow underwaternote And they had batteries for just around a hour at full speed submerged.
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Atlantis: The Submerged World, a whole undersea kingdom far in the north.
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