indrench Synonyms
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indrench Meaning
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indrench (v. t.)
To overwhelm with water; to drench; to drown.
indrench Sentence Examples
- The torrential downpour indrenched the hikers, soaking their clothes to the bone.
- The heavy rains indrenched the fields, turning them into a muddy expanse.
- The firefighters battled the wildfires valiantly, but the indrenching smoke made their efforts arduous.
- The abandoned car sat indrenched in dust, a testament to its forgotten existence.
- The tropical storm indrenched the island, causing widespread flooding and power outages.
- The child was indrenched in tears after losing his favorite toy.
- The dog's fur was indrenched with mud after rolling in the backyard.
- The indrenching heat made it unbearable to spend time outdoors.
- The old photographs were indrenched in nostalgia, evoking memories of a bygone era.
- The indrenching fragrance of flowers permeated the air, intoxicating the senses.
FAQs About the word indrench
To overwhelm with water; to drench; to drown.
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The torrential downpour indrenched the hikers, soaking their clothes to the bone.
The heavy rains indrenched the fields, turning them into a muddy expanse.
The firefighters battled the wildfires valiantly, but the indrenching smoke made their efforts arduous.
The abandoned car sat indrenched in dust, a testament to its forgotten existence.
