reimmerse

I wanted to reimmerse myself in talk.

II switched off the light, returned to the sofa, and tried to reimmerse myself in a charmingly ordinary pastime.

She must return to her family to reimmerse herself in the eternal Hasidic truths before she can make something like peace with her life.

Sarah Libba could be persuaded to have herself examined by Dr Birnbaum, but only if she could reimmerse in the mikvah afterward.

This time we wanted to reimmerse ourselves in the cultural and culinary glories of Florence at a more relaxed pace, and we hoped that Fiesole would be the place to do it.

Though the van would take longer to get to his hotel than would a regular taxi, Harvath preferred the anonymity of the sherut and the opportunity it provided to quietly reimmerse himself in Israeli culture.

Sitting in his office one evening at the end of the year, Gingrich explains that he had spent his Christmas holiday "reading volume two of Churchill's wartime correspondence, just to reimmerse myself in someone who was a great leader at a moment of enormous stress."