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The art of disappearing without actually leaving the room.

means The act or state of being plunged completely beneath a surface, usually water — or figuratively, being totally absorbed into a situation.

from Built from Latin submergere — sub ('under') plus mergere ('to dip, plunge'), the same root that gives English 'merge' and 'emerge.' The '-ence' ending turns the verb into a noun of state, so submergence names the condition of being fully dipped under, rather than the act of dipping itself.

vs submersion
submergence is the act, submersion the state
legal term
used for land flooded permanently by water rights disputes
novel and film
2017 drama starring James McAvoy, James Bond nowhere near it
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