1. The word Baptize comes from a Greek word that means “to immerse.” John was immersing people in the water of the Jordan River

2. Immersing and Saturating

3. Immerse yourself, Cardinal.

4. Their beauty immerses us with color, taste, touch.

5. Or “dipped; immersed.”

6. The Benchmark immerses a user into a magical steampunk world of

7. Immerse the cloth in the boiling dye!

8. Don't immerse yourself in the infliction too long.

9. She immersed herself in her work.

10. 2. (a) Immersing ourselves in Jehovah’s work will bring what blessing?

11. Immerse yourself in the excitement of professional football.

12. Don't immerse ourself in this infliction too long.

13. Active cooling of structures immersed in plasma

14. He's really becoming immersed in his work.

15. He immersed himself totally in his work.

16. I immerse my clothes in the water.

17. Immerse the plant for a few minutes.

18. He immersed himself in his work.

19. We immersed in countless Blindfolding practices

20. John did baptize the Savior, immersing Him completely in the water.

21. She became immersed in planning her nuptials.

22. The verb means “to immerse,” or dip under water.

23. He immersed himself in study during the vacation.

24. The seeds will swell when immersed in water.

25. They briefly immerse the new ones, for luck.

26. Immerse yourself into the world of modern Armored vehicle combat.

27. There the Bishop immersed himself in prayer.

28. Alas, I am still immersed in Fog.

29. Buoyancy ( countable and uncountable, plural Buoyancies ) ( physics) The upward force on a body immersed or partly immersed in a fluid

30. Brand independent construction always immersing in Copycat, lag and failure will end the independent brand.

31. Anodising is accomplished by immersing the aluminium into an acid electrolyte solution and passing a current through the aluminium.

32. Immerse the cloth in the dye for twenty minutes.

33. They did not have time to immerse themselves in technical detail.

34. ) prepared, blanched, immersed in liquid, with the following specifications:

35. She was far too immersed in her studies.

36. The seeds need to be completely immersed in water.

37. If you immerse the mushrooms in water, they'll become soggy.

38. Use tongs to immerse and remove objects from cryogenic liquids.

39. The Benchmark immerses a user into a magical steampunk world of shiny brass, wood and gears

40. Launching on Tuesday, the Augmented reality curriculum is intended to immerse

41. Immersed nozzle for casting and continuously casting apparatus including same

42. Another possibility is that the Aliens are immersed in …

43. " Son, your mother's ashes won't be immersed in Ganga. "

44. Catharsis can be used in Psychology by proactively immersing people deeper into an emotional experience

45. Many immerse themselves in constant socializing and attempts to have a good time.

46. People can immerse themselves in the spiritual dimension without being religious at all.

47. Kennedy immersed himself in the nitty-gritty details of the prosecutions.

48. A plane showered rose petals as the ashes were immersed.

49. For six months I totally immersed myself in my work.

50. Brined, brin·ing, Brines To immerse, preserve, or pickle in salt water

51. He felt fidgety and immersed his head in the cold water.

52. He left school at 16 and immersed himself in the Labour party.

53. The hybridization reaction was conducted by immersing the ssDNA - immobilized electrode in FCA - DNA probe solution.

54. (John 13:26) In the Bible, “to baptize” is the same as “to immerse.”

55. While holding the glass vertically, open side down, immerse it completely in the water.

56. 17 Yet, Jesus did not immerse himself in a life of pleasure.

57. Immerse the whole hardware in the solution and soak for 10 - 15 minutes.

58. Immerse the end of the column in a vial of acetone and check bubbles.

59. baptized: Or “immersed; dipped.”—See study note on Mt 3:11.

60. Since then I've lived alone and immersed myself in my career.

61. Then he changed his clothing and was physically immersed in water.

62. His bones would be super brittle after being immersed in hydrochloric acid.

63. Papers are immersed in baths of filtered, deionized water and, lastly, alkalized water.

64. Most days when it is severe, I simply get up and immerse myself in work.

65. Those who immerse themselves in scientific research and work at it doggedly should be encouraged.

66. The most fulfilling part of this practicum was immersing in a culture that was both comfortingly familiar and Awakeningly different

67. The word used in the original Greek text means to “dip” or “immerse.”

68. The bulkhead deck shall not be immersed in the final stage of flooding

69. When you are there you are just immersed in this wonderful environment.

70. You must be completely immersed, or dipped, under water, as Jesus was.

71. Because the grounds are immersed, the Cafetiere extracts a great deal of flavour

72. The bulkhead deck shall not be immersed in the final stage of flooding.

73. The expression “be absorbed” conveys the idea of being immersed in an activity.

74. When a body is immersed in a fluid [Sentencedict.com ], it apparently loses weight.

75. Citadel students in 23 countries across several continents are immersed in study abroad programs.

76. In a counterinsurgency, we've quickly learned they must be immersed into the local populace.

77. A gurgling burn looms before you and in its cool streams you immerse your weary feet.

78. Middle English via Old French from ecclesiastical Latin baptizare, from Greek Baptizein ‘immerse, Baptize’.

79. Beefing with 7 teleports its customers through time and space to immerse them in an

80. The next steps in this process of change are immersing and saturating the cucumbers in salt brine for an extended period of time.