Lexicographical Neighbors of Immerged
Literary usage of Immerged
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. A New Malagasy-English Dictionary by James Richardson (1885)
"Made to sink, dipped, plunged, immerged ; buried in. ... To be immerged, to be
dipped ; to be buried. ..."
2. Works by Jean Calvin, Calvin translation society (1850)
"... must necessarily not only fall into, but be immerged in a vast and deep gulf.
Paul, setting a bridle on our desires, reminds us, that the cause of all ..."
3. Captain Cook's Three Voyages Round the World by James Cook, Charles Rathbone Low (1880)
"All parts which compose the double canoe are made as strong and light as the
nature of the work will admit, and may be immerged in water to the very ..."
4. A History of the Literature of Ancient Greece: From the Foundation of the by John William Donaldson, Karl Otfried Müller (1858)
"Не was himself severely criticised by Polemo, the celebrated collector of
inscriptions,3 who said that he deserved to be immerged in the great river from ..."
5. A Practical and Scientific Treatise on Calcareous Mortars and Cements by Louis-Joseph Vicat (1837)
"The same, having been allowed to be altogether blanched, in very hot weather, so
that it was immerged dry and pulverulent, without any cohesion, ..."
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