soaked
adj. B1 Intermediate US //ˈsoʊkt// UK //sˈəʊkt// soaked
adj. completely wet because you have been in water or rain for a long time. You use this word when something is not just damp, but full of water.
adj. saturated with liquid; thoroughly wet. Often used predicatively after linking verbs like 'feel' or 'be'.
My clothes are soaked from the heavy rain.
After the sudden downpour, the hikers arrived at the campsite completely soaked and shivering.
The ancient manuscript was rescued from the flood, though the ink had bled across the pages, leaving the paper soaked and fragile.
Usage
Often used with 'in' (soaked in water) or 'with' (soaked with sweat).