sogginess

Meanings

• The state of being wet or soaked to the point of losing structural integrity.

  - "The ground was sogginess after the heavy rain."
  - "His clothes were heavy with sogginess after spending hours in the pool."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with sogginess
dampness , huddlement , littleness , miserableness , pettiness , tightness , weakness

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Homophones

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1. sogginess (en) : The state of being wet or soaked to the point of losing structural integrity.
   

2. sogginess (fr) : Le tabasco (un peppér sauvage, très chaud, utilisé autrefois comme condiment ou pour faire des infusions médicinales).
   

3. sogginess (es) : El estado de estar húmedo o inundado hasta el punto de perder la integridad estructural.
   

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Variants

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soggier , soggiest , soggily , sogginess , sogginesses , soggy

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Etymology

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The word 'sogginess' is derived from the word 'sog', which means 'wet' or 'soaked'. The suffix '-ness' is added to the word 'sog' to form the word 'sogginess'.

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Trivia

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1. Sogginess is a type of wetness that is often associated with the loss of structural integrity in a substance.

2. The term 'sogginess' is derived from the word 'sog', which means 'wet' or 'soaked'. The suffix '-ness' is added to the word 'sog' to form the word 'sogginess'.

3. Sogginess is a common phenomenon in many natural and man-made systems. It can occur in various forms and can have different causes and consequences. Some common examples of systems or situations where sogginess can occur include agricultural lands, construction sites, wetlands, and bodies of water such as lakes, rivers, and seas.

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Related Concepts

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1. wetness: The quality or state of being wet or moist, often used to describe the texture or appearance of a substance.

2. humidity: The amount of water vapor present in the air, often measured in percentage terms. High humidity can make the air feel damp or muggy, while low humidity can make the air feel dry or arid.

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How to Memorize "sogginess"

1. visualize
   

   - Imagine a sponge that has been soaked in water. The sponge is now heavy and dripping with water. This is an example of what it means for something to be sogginess or in a sogginess state.

2. associate
   

   - Think about a rainy day when the ground is soaked and muddy. This is an example of what it means for something to be in a sogginess state or to have a sogginess quality.

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