[ɪnsɪŋkɪŋ]

Definitions

1. verb

The act of something sinking or becoming submerged, especially in a gradual or downward motion.

“The insinking of the ship was caused by the weight of the cargo.”

2. verb

The process of something or someone becoming increasingly sad or depressed.

“After losing her job, she started to insink into a deep depression.”

3. noun

A downward or sinking motion, especially in a gradual or fluid manner.

“The insinking of the sand into the water was a slow and peaceful process.”