Choose the perfect synonym or antonym for the word To lower or immerse something into a liquid briefly or partially, or a small decline in quantity or degree.
Dip
/dɪp/Synonyms:
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Examples:
"Boy, has she been dipping into the dye pots," Neely whispered.He dipped the brush into the paint, swirling it around.Dip your toes in the ocean and enjoy the gentle waves.
Etymology:
Comes from Middle English "dippen," derived from Old English "dyppan" meaning to immerse or submerge, related to the word "deep."
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