15 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Soak' in a Sentence
"To lie in and become saturated or permeated with water or some other liquid." more
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The clothes had soaked in the rain, leaving us drenched.
The hiker got caught in the rain and had to soak through the wet clothes on the trail.
He was soaking in the breathtaking sunset by the beach.
The beachgoers enjoyed the sun, letting their bodies soak up the warmth.
In the spa, clients' feet will be soaking in warm, relaxing water.
By tomorrow, the rain-soaked streets will have dried up.
The old book was soaking up the moisture in the damp basement.
The dry sponge did not soak in the water as quickly as the wet one.
The gardener advised us to soak the seeds overnight before planting them in the soil.
Before the hike, the hiker will have soaked his shirt in sweat.
We have been soaking the beans overnight for a hearty stew.
The sponge had soaked up all the spilled milk on the kitchen counter.
His clothes are soaking from jumping into the pool.
Rain clouds soak the parched earth, bringing relief to farmers.
By the time I found my umbrella, it had been soaking in the rain all night.
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