Sentences

drenche in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

DRENCH (verb): To soak thoroughly or saturate, often used to describe the act of being covered in liquid or experiencing heavy rainfall.

Sample Sentences

  1. The dense fog began to drench the streets, making it difficult to see more than a few feet ahead.
  2. After hours of relentless rain, the garden became a drench of vibrant colors and rich earth.
  3. She found solace in the sound of waves drenching the shore, a soothing rhythm in the chaos of life.
  4. His clothes were completely drenched after he accidentally walked into the sprinkler during the summer party.
  5. The relentless downpour left the town in a state of drench, with puddles forming on every corner.

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