Soddenness
Pronunciation: /ˈsɑdənˈnɛs/
Soddenness (noun)
- The state of being extremely wet, so that something feels heavy and soaked through.
- A condition where liquid has fully soaked into a material, reducing firmness and making it limp.
Examples
- The soddenness of the carpet made the room smell bad.
- Rain caused soddenness on the path after the storm.