sodden
/ˈsɑdən/
adjective
- Extremely wet; soaked through with liquid.
- Her socks were sodden from walking in the rain.
- After the storm, the ground was sodden and muddy.
- The cardboard box became sodden and fell apart.
- Heavy and doughy because of too much moisture (especially of food).
- No one wanted to eat the sodden cereal.
- The bread was sodden and unappetizing.
- The cake turned out sodden because she added too much milk.
- Lacking spirit or vitality; dull or expressionless (often from drink or exhaustion).
- The audience was sodden with boredom during the lecture.
- Her sodden gaze showed no sign of recognition.
- He sat in a sodden stupor after the long night.
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