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soggy

soggy / soggy
Adjective
comp: soggiersup: soggiest

This term describes a specific state of saturation where a material loses its structural integrity or crispness due to moisture. It carries a strong negative connotation, evoking a sense of limpness, dampness, and tactile unpleasantness, often associated with food that has lost its crunch or clothing that is uncomfortably damp. When applied to terrain, it suggests a spongy, waterlogged quality that makes movement difficult. It differs from simply being wet by implying that the water has penetrated deep into the substance, changing its physical consistency to something soft or mushy.

Meanings

Adjectivesoggy

Heavy with water; saturated and soft.

"The cereal became soggy after sitting in the milk for too long."

Adjectivesoggy

Damp and soft in a way that is unpleasant or unappealing.

"He stepped out of the car and sank into the soggy ground."

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