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1. (adj.) sunken
having sunk or been sunk beneath the surface; submerged.
2. sunken
having settled to a lower level, as walls.
3. sunken
situated or lying on a lower level:
a sunken living room.
4. sunken
hollow; depressed:
sunken cheeks.
Etymology: (1350–1400)
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| Definition of 'sunken' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) deep-set, sunken, recessed
having a sunken area
"hunger gave their faces a sunken look"
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| Definition of 'sunken' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) sunken
lying on the bottom of a river or other water; sunk
2. sunken
of Sink
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Sense: sunk under water
a sunken ship.
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 Afrikaans: gesonke |
 Arabic: غارِق |
 Bulgarian: потънал |
 Brazilian: afundado |
 Czech: potopený |
 German: versunken |
 Danish: sunken |
 Greek: βυθισμένος |
 Spanish: hundido, sumergido |
 Estonian: uppunud |
 Farsi: غرق شده |
 Finnish: uponnut |
 French: submergé |
 Hebrew: טָבוּע |
 Hindi: डूबा हुआ, जलमग्न |
 Croatian: utonuo, potopljen |
 Hungarian: elsüllyedt |
 Indonesian: tenggelam |
 Icelandic: sokkinn |
 Italian: sommerso |
 Japanese: 沈んだ |
 Korean: 가라앉은 |
 Lithuanian: nuskendęs |
 Latvian: nogrimis |
 Malay: tenggelam |
 Dutch: gezonken |
 Norwegian: sunket |
 Polish: zatopiony |
 Persian: غرق شده |
 Pashto: ډوب: لويدلى، ننوتى (لكه س |
 Portuguese: afundado |
 Romanian: scufundat |
 Russian: затонувший; затопленный |
 Slovak: potopený |
 Slovenian: potopljen |
 Serbian: potopljen |
 Swedish: sjunken |
 Thai: จมอยู่ใต้น้ำ |
 Turkish: batık, batmış |
 Taiwanese: 沈沒的 |
 Ukrainian: затонулий; занурений |
 Urdu: غرق، ڈوبا ہوا |
 Vietnamese: bị chìm |
 Chinese: 沉没的 |
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