drenches Antonyms
Meaning of drenches
drenches
to fill or cover completely as if by soaking or precipitation, a large dose of medicine mixed with liquid and put down the throat of an animal, a poisonous or medicinal drink, to wet thoroughly (as by soaking or immersing in liquid), something that drenches, to soak or cover thoroughly with liquid that falls or is precipitated, a quantity sufficient to drench or saturate, to wet thoroughly, to force to drink, to administer a drench to (an animal)
drenches Sentence Examples
- The torrential downpour drenched the city, leaving streets flooded and buildings soaked.
- The gardener drenched the plants with water, ensuring they received ample moisture.
- The athlete's sweat drenched their clothing as they pushed through the strenuous workout.
- The hurricane's strong winds drenched the coastline, bringing waves crashing onto the shore.
- The water from the burst pipe drenched the basement, causing extensive damage.
- The heavy rain drenched the hikers to the bone, making them miserable and cold.
- The gardener drenched the flower beds with fertilizer, hoping to promote blooming.
- The fire extinguisher drenched the flames, quickly extinguishing the blaze.
- The diver emerged from the pool, drenched and shivering from the cold water.
- The storm's relentless rain drenched the entire region, causing rivers to overflow and towns to flood.
FAQs About the word drenches
to fill or cover completely as if by soaking or precipitation, a large dose of medicine mixed with liquid and put down the throat of an animal, a poisonous or m
wets, bathes, floods, drowns, washes, soaks, showers, rinses, douses,waters
sears, dehydrates, scorches, desiccates, parches,dries, evaporates, wrings,dewaters, dehumidifies
The torrential downpour drenched the city, leaving streets flooded and buildings soaked.
The gardener drenched the plants with water, ensuring they received ample moisture.
The athlete's sweat drenched their clothing as they pushed through the strenuous workout.
The hurricane's strong winds drenched the coastline, bringing waves crashing onto the shore.
