19 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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She is soaking the beans overnight for tomorrow's soup.
By the time she returns, the laundry will have been soaking in the washing machine for hours.
The sponge is designed to soak up spills quickly and efficiently.
The clothes were soaking in the washing machine before the cycle started.
By the time the marinade is done, the meat will have soaked in all the flavors.
After a day of skiing, they preferred to soak in the hot tub to soothe their tired muscles.
The old book left out in the rain started to soak up the water, causing the pages to warp.
The garden had been soaking in the sunlight, producing vibrant blooms.
Despite the umbrella, her shoes had soaked through the puddles.
After a long hike, they decided to soak their tired feet in the cool mountain stream.
Despite the umbrella, her clothes still got soaked in the heavy rain.
The mountain climber paused to soak in the breathtaking view from the summit.
During the experiment, the sponge will be soaking up the liquid.
The rain is relentless, and I am soaking wet despite my umbrella.
The laundry has been soaking in the detergent, ready for a thorough wash.
Tomorrow, the rain will soak the parched earth in the drought-stricken region.
The sponge cake was left to soak up the delicious syrup, enhancing its flavor.
Before baking, the raisins will be soaking in rum for added flavor.
The clothes had been soaking in the detergent for hours before washing.
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