The phrase "already soaked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is wet or saturated, often referring to clothing, materials, or the ground.
Example: "After walking in the rain for an hour, my shoes were already soaked."
Alternatives: "completely wet" or "thoroughly drenched."
His music had already soaked up Chopin and Fats Domino, Aaron Copland and Phil Spector, Kurt Weill and Stephen Foster.
But the most common solution, conventional sprinkler systems with timers, can waste water by dowsing lawns already soaked by rain.
Even so, today's announcement added a new element to a case already soaked in political intrigue and family drama.
And I wondered if my colleagues knew, if the blot on my record had already soaked through the fabric of my professional reputation.
Local television stations in Denver and in southern and western Colorado are already soaked with political advertisements, most of them currently from Mr. Romney's side.
He had already soaked up the lesson of the Beatles that catchy, seemingly straightforward songs could sketch complex emotions and hold wily harmonic changes.
There were a half-dozen people already soaking.
When I tried out the spa myself early the next morning, a few bathers were already soaking in deep contemplation.
— The video opens with blood already soaking through the driver's shirt, and the police officer who shot him cursing, his gun still pointed at the dying man.
With shoes already soaking and low cloud all around, my situation was looking bleak, but there at the bottom of my over-hopeful beach bag was at least one ray of sunshine: a copy of Arturo Pérez-Reverte Pérez-Revertetriste.
If you're reading this and don't have your turkey already soaking in some type of brine (more on that in a bit), you've most likely lost the battle of the bird this year anyway.
