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Submerged (Adjective)

Beneath the surface of the water; "submerged rocks".

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The old ship lay submerged in the dark, icy waters of the ocean for decades before its discovery.
As the tide came in, the coastal path became submerged under several feet of water, making it impassable.
The scuba diver had to navigate carefully to avoid collision with the submerged rocks that lined the seafloor.
A submerged log floated just below the surface of the lake, invisible to the naked eye but a potential hazard for boats.
The marine biologist spent hours studying the submerged coral reef, marveling at the incredible array of marine life that called it home.

Growing or remaining under water; "viewing subaqueous fauna from a glass-bottomed boat"; "submerged leaves".

All adjective clusters.

The coral reef was home to a wide variety of submerged plants and animals that were perfectly adapted to life underwater.
As the river overflowed its banks, the nearby buildings became submerged in the swirling floodwaters.
The submerged leaves of the aquatic plants provided a hiding place for the small fish to escape from predators.
Divers were able to explore the submerged wreckage of the old ship and discover its hidden treasures.
The submerged roots of the mangrove tree helped to stabilize the soil and prevent erosion along the shoreline.