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immersive

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ɪˈmɜrsɪv/ · UK /ɪˈmɜːsɪv/

immersive means: Making you feel as if you are inside the world or scene being shown.

adjective

FEELING PRESENTC1

Making you feel as if you are inside the world or scene being shown.

  • The game creates an immersive world.
  • Immersive sound made us feel inside the forest.
  • This headset offers a more immersive experience.

Common phrases: immersive game, immersive sound, immersive virtual reality

DEEP INVOLVEMENTC1

Drawing you deeply into an activity or subject so that it holds all your attention.

  • The workshop offers immersive learning.
  • Her immersive storytelling kept everyone listening.
  • The course was more immersive than I expected.

Similar words: absorbing, engaging

Common phrases: immersive learning, immersive experience, immersive storytelling

LANGUAGE LEARNINGC2

Teaching a language by using it for most or all lessons and activities.

  • She joined an immersive Spanish course.
  • Immersive teaching helped the children speak French confidently.
  • The school uses immersive instruction from the first lesson.

Similar words: immersion-based

Common phrases: immersive language teaching, immersive language course, immersive instruction

Questions about immersive

What does immersive mean?

Making you feel as if you are inside the world or scene being shown.

What is immersive in other languages?

Türkçe: sarmalayıcı · Español: inmersivo · Français: immersif · Deutsch: immersiv · Italiano: immersivo · 日本語: 没入感のある

How do you pronounce immersive?

In American English /ɪˈmɜrsɪv/; in British English /ɪˈmɜːsɪv/.

How do you use immersive in a sentence?

The game creates an immersive world. Immersive sound made us feel inside the forest.

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