immersive
- adjective
- /ɪˈmɜːrsɪv/
- The virtual reality game provided an immersive environment where players could interact with each other.
- an immersive experience
- an immersive environment
- immersive engineering
I've been on a little storytelling immersive experience tour.
- I've been on a little storytelling immersive experience tour.
- You came here because it's an immersive experience.
- I mean, it wasn't, it wasn't an immersive type thing.
- The heaviest, the most curved, the most immersive gaming monitor ever created.
- How can people really push the boundaries of what immersive storytelling is?
- And I think it's important to create immersive worlds that people can get lost in.
- So it's kind of like immersive theater.
- And also what are the kind of, you know, to create an immersive storytelling game?
- It's really blown away all other examples of immersive video that I've seen so far.
- And then we try to give people insight into those principles through immersive experiences.
- I think though, we still have to think of how much smaller and less immersive the headsets can be.
- It's like it's, it's we like to think we've created the immersive theatre of the self development world.
Examples
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The inclusion of sounds and music is what turns a simple audio tour into a truly immersive experience.
Academic text (2012) -
Students enter into a brief immersive experience with cultural others who are also either ecclesial others or religious others.
Academic text (2014) -
You came here because it's an immersive experience.
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It's really immersive and fun to play with other real people.
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Basically I just want it to be a really immersive experience.
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And I think it's important to create immersive worlds that people can get lost in.
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- Secret Cinema is a film organization that essentially creates immersive film experiences where the audience become part of a story.
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Thanks to Unity, prepare to participate in a fully immersive video-game-like experience with Episode 6.
Academic text (2014) -
All of these components come together to enable rich, immersive, interactive genres that can be extremely expressive.
Academic text (2006) -
The immersive exhibit made visitors feel as if they were walking through an ancient city.
Synonyms
So interesting that it holds your full attention
Very interesting and keeps your full attention
Holding your attention so you cannot stop looking or thinking
Antonyms
How Immersive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Immersive comes from the verb immerse, which is built from in- 'into' and mergere 'to plunge'. It is like the words merge and submerge, so an immersive experience makes you feel 'plunged into' the scene and fully involved.