sunken in Latin
sunken in Latin is summersus — sunken means pushed down below the surrounding surface, or dragged underwater.
sunken in Latin
summersus
caused, by natural or unnatural means, to be depressed (lower than the surrounding area) or submerged
What does "sunken" mean?
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adj Pushed down below the surrounding surface, or dragged underwater.
"Divers found a sunken ship off the coast of Florida."
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adj Looking hollow or drawn in, especially around the eyes or cheeks, from age, illness, or exhaustion.
"After weeks without sleep, his sunken eyes made him look ten years older."
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sunken in a sentence
- Divers found a sunken ship off the coast of Florida.
- The garden had a sunken patio a few steps below the lawn.
- After weeks without sleep, his sunken eyes made him look ten years older.
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What is "sunken" in Latin?
"sunken" in Latin is summersus. sunken means: Pushed down below the surrounding surface, or dragged underwater.
How do you use "sunken" in a sentence?
Example: "Divers found a sunken ship off the coast of Florida." In Latin, "sunken" is summersus.
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