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Meanings of sodden in English
Synonyms
Examples for "soaked"
Examples for "soaked"
1
The weather was hot enough, however, to wish you were getting soaked.
2
A sign of respite for water-soaked central and lower North Island residents.
3
He tried to induce the pigeons to take peas soaked in alcohol.
4
And it didn't stop until the good vibes had completely soaked in.
5
For seventeen hours the world has been soaked in the poisonous ether.
1
Anyone who had an excuse to leave the light-drenched market took it.
2
Jerry was drenched in sweat and the torch trembled in his hand.
3
The men were in light tropical uniform and drenched to the skin.
4
See, I am drenched to the skin; I could not manage it.
5
They arrived at the top, drenched but with seven minutes to spare.
1
Colours look rich without being over saturated; text is crisp and clear.
2
Speaking to BBC Sport, Hamill said: YouTube is a more saturated market.
3
Conclusions: Higher and lower socioeconomic groups have different sources of saturated fats.
4
There's a different quality to his voice now: haunted, saturated with guilt.
5
Also, the low calorie coal market is already saturated, he Sinadia said.
1
Farmers too can look forward to their crops getting a good soaking.
2
The words of the ancient philosopher were soaking in with the rain.
3
I can hear the faint sound of it soaking up the water.
4
The sea rises to my knee soaking the hem of my robe.
5
At the end of the soaking period, set for the regular cycle.
1
He took the sopping handkerchief and flung it into a distant corner.
2
I plopped the sopping mass of the discarded shirt into his hand.
3
They were muddy and sopping wet and steam was rising off them.
4
She was sopping up a soapy pool with an all-encompassing gray scrub-rag.
5
Unfortunately, the atmosphere on New Year's Day at Cheltenham was sopping wet.
1
Expect a lot of soppy loved up tunes from here on in.
2
And she would certainly not get soppy about a marriage like theirs.
3
My cotton just became soppy and I was ever so much heavier!
4
I hadn't meant to get all soppy like this today anyway.
5
Humane liberalism is at the soppy, shameful heart of this indefensible seal hunt.
Usage of sodden in English
1
The government men were hauling a sodden docker from the polluted waters.
2
The ground, the bushes, the very outhouses seemed sodden with the rain.
3
Her wet skirts clung to her; her shoes were sodden and heavy.
4
The satanic cunning of the proposal was lost upon his sodden intellect.
5
They struck with sodden thuds against the bodies of the struggling sophomores.
6
The sodden weather wouldn't allow him to put fire to the woods.
7
It moved with sure, fleeting motions across the sodden tar and clay.
8
The crocuses were beginning to thrust their spears through the sodden mold.
9
The place half full and most every soul in the house sodden.
10
Sleeping-bags and tent-cloth were soon in a wretched state, sodden with moisture.
11
They were wrapped in cloaks, but cloaks and uniforms alike were sodden.
12
I thought of the rain going down, down to the sodden coffins.
13
We get sordid and sodden, and we lose the proportions of life.
14
Soft and light though it was, the park began to look sodden.
15
I see nothing of the lake, nothing but mist and sodden hills.
16
The sodden philanthropist must have his hands free to spend more money.
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Sodden across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common