(ぼつにゅう)

ぼつにゅう
noun
immersion; absorption
1. immersion; absorption; being deeply engrossed
The state of being completely absorbed in an activity, experience, or world to the point of losing awareness of one's surroundings.
物語(ものがたり)没入(ぼつにゅう)する。
To become immersed in a story.
没入(ぼつにゅう)(かん)のあるゲームが()きだ。
I like games that have a sense of immersion.
彼女(かのじょ)仕事(しごと)没入(ぼつにゅう)するあまり、食事(しょくじ)(わす)れることがある。
She gets so absorbed in her work that she sometimes forgets to eat.

USAGE:
没入(ぼつにゅう) describes deep mental absorption. It is commonly used in discussions of entertainment, art, and creative work. In recent years, 没入(ぼつにゅう)(かん) (sense of immersion) and 没入(ぼつにゅう)(がた) (immersive type) have become popular in technology and entertainment contexts.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 没入(ぼつにゅう)する (to immerse oneself)
  • 没入(ぼつにゅう)(かん) (sense of immersion)
  • 没入(ぼつにゅう)(がた) (immersive [type])
  • 没入(ぼつにゅう)体験(たいけん) (immersive experience)

SIMILAR WORDS:
没頭(ぼっとう)する focuses on dedicating oneself single-mindedly to a task. 没入(ぼつにゅう) emphasizes the psychological state of being drawn into something, often used for experiences rather than tasks.