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submergible

submergible

6.5
Can be used under water and still work
  • adjective
  • /səbˈmɜrdʒəbl/
translation icon : sumergible
  • The new smartphone is designed to be submergible for up to 30 minutes in water, making it perfect for outdoor activities.

Examples

  • A timer is used to activate the submergible pump, where a water/nutrient solution mixture is forced into the plant tray and then drained back into the reservoir.

    Academic text (2009)
  • The submergible drone can film underwater without any issues, providing stunning views of marine life.

  • This submergible device can operate efficiently at depths of up to 10 meters, allowing for extended underwater exploration.

Synonyms

submersible
vssubmergible
  • Specialized
7 6.9

Able to work under water without breaking

focuses on remaining usable and working while underwater

How Water-Resistant

waterproof
35 1.6
submergible
6.5
porous
23 4.6

Surface Forms

submergible positive

Morphology

submergible = submerge (transparent) = submerge + ible

Formed by adding the adjective-forming suffix '-ible' to the verb 'submerge', yielding 'able to be submerged' which matches the sense.

Etymology

Submergible comes from sub- 'under' and mergere 'to dip', and it shares the same root as submerge. So a submergible device can go under water and still work while below the surface.