submergible
Can be used under water and still work
- adjective
- /səbˈmɜrdʒəbl/
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sumergible
- The new smartphone is designed to be submergible for up to 30 minutes in water, making it perfect for outdoor activities.
Examples
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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.
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This submergible device can operate efficiently at depths of up to 10 meters, allowing for extended underwater exploration.
Synonyms
Able to work under water without breaking
focuses on remaining usable and working while underwater
How Water-Resistant
Surface Forms
submergible positive
Morphology
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.