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It is also used to refer to being in the middle of the process, even if one survives it ("The child was drowning until the fearless bystander rescued her").
 
It is also used to refer to being in the middle of the process, even if one survives it ("The child was drowning until the fearless bystander rescued her").
  
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Revision as of 19:52, November 19, 2008

Drowning means dying by suffocation due to one's mouth and nose (at least) being immersed in water.

It is also used to refer to being in the middle of the process, even if one survives it ("The child was drowning until the fearless bystander rescued her").