Sentence examples for the drenched from inspiring English sources
verb
To soak, to make very wet.
But the rain abated a half-hour later, and the drenched throngs returned.
Viana did as I suggested and removed the drenched sock, mechanically, indifferently.
There were leggy performances, lapses of concentration, and off-key passes scattered liberally across the drenched Emirates pitch.
A1 The drenched residents of southern Louisiana continued to sandbag and pray for an end to the deluge.
Nor does Christopher's, though the drenched, rigid form of Luke Treadaway, the sensitive actor playing him, shows how much the experience has drained him.
He also said that many residents living in hillside slums faced the danger that their homes could collapse from the drenched and unstable ground.
Back outside, the humidity drenched us.
And I left the stage, drenched in mortification.
The smoke of cigarettes and water pipes drenched the air.
Pour the water over the dog, drenching him/her completely.
