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divers
[dahy-verz]
adjective
several; various; sundry.
divers articles.
pronoun
(used with a plural verb), an indefinite number more than one.
He chose divers of them, who were asked to accompany him.
divers
/ ˈdaɪvəz /
determiner
archaic
various; sundry; some
( as pronoun; functioning as plural )
divers of them
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of divers1
Example Sentences
In 2001, Historic Scotland designated seven wrecks from the German fleet as nationally important scheduled monuments meaning divers could only visit them on a "look but don't touch" basis.
A man has described his relief after scuba divers came to the rescue when he lost his wedding ring in a river.
For swimmers and divers, though, the damage is clear.
The salvage operation began in May, but was quickly struck by fresh disaster when one of the divers was killed in an underwater explosion.
On Thursday, Justice Secretary Crispin Remulla told reporters that authorities would look into deploying divers to look for human remains under the lake.
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