drenching Sentence Examples
- The drenching rain caused the river to overflow its banks, flooding the nearby town.
- The athlete's clothes were drenched in sweat after the grueling workout.
- The gardener used a hose to drench the newly planted flowers in order to help them grow.
- The child ran through the sprinklers, getting drenched in the cool water on a hot summer day.
- The dog shook itself vigorously, drenching the people nearby with water.
- The firefighters used hoses to drench the burning building, trying to extinguish the flames.
- The heavy rain drenched the city streets, making them slick and dangerous for drivers.
- The hiker was drenched in rain after being caught in a sudden downpour.
- The swimmer emerged from the pool, drenched from head to toe.
- The artist used a large brush to drench the canvas in paint, creating a vibrant and colorful masterpiece.
drenching Meaning
drenching (n)
the act of making something completely wet
drenching (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Drench
Synonyms & Antonyms of drenching
Synonyms:
- hydrating
- moisturizing
- saturating
- humidifying
- soddening
- steeping
- aspersing
- damping
- deluging
- rewetting
- sloshing
- water-soaking
- sluicing
- bedraggling
- drizzling
- dunking
- dampening
- bedewing
- hosing-down-
- rehydrating
- ducking
- laving
- impregnating
- swamping
- moistening
- irrigating
- misting
- inundating
- overflowing
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word drenching
the act of making something completely wetof Drench
drowning, flooding, washing,wetting, sousing, flushing, sopping, dowsing, sprinkling, splashing
dehydrating, scorching, parching, dehydrating,drying, desiccating, parching, scorching, searing, evaporating
The drenching rain caused the river to overflow its banks, flooding the nearby town.
The athlete's clothes were drenched in sweat after the grueling workout.
The gardener used a hose to drench the newly planted flowers in order to help them grow.
The child ran through the sprinklers, getting drenched in the cool water on a hot summer day.
