soak (up) (Meaning)
soak (up)
to learn and remember (something) quickly, to take in (liquid), to use a large amount of (money, supplies, etc.), to enjoy feeling or experiencing (something pleasant) in usually a slow or relaxed way
Synonyms & Antonyms of soak (up)
soak (up) Sentence Examples
- The dry towel eagerly soaked up the water spills from the counter.
- The hard-working sponge soaked up every last drop of spilled juice.
- The parched plant soaked up the life-giving water, reviving its drooping leaves.
- The thirsty soil soaked up the heavy rainfall, preventing erosion and nourishing crops.
- The heavy thunderstorm soaked up the ground, creating vast puddles that reflected the sky.
- The salty tears soaked up the fabric of her handkerchief, absorbing her sorrow.
- The warm sun soaked up the morning mist, leaving a clear and crisp day ahead.
- The open book soaked up her attention, engrossing her in its fascinating stories.
- The new sofa soaked up sunlight, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere in the living room.
- The attentive audience soaked up every word of the speaker's inspiring speech, leaving them with a profound sense of purpose.
FAQs About the word soak (up)
to learn and remember (something) quickly, to take in (liquid), to use a large amount of (money, supplies, etc.), to enjoy feeling or experiencing (something pl
suck (up), take up,drink, absorb, sponge,swallow, imbibe, sip, slurp,gulp
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The dry towel eagerly soaked up the water spills from the counter.
The hard-working sponge soaked up every last drop of spilled juice.
The parched plant soaked up the life-giving water, reviving its drooping leaves.
The thirsty soil soaked up the heavy rainfall, preventing erosion and nourishing crops.
