saturate

To saturate something is to cover it with a liquid so that it is completely soaked. When you saturate a cloth with water, it will become very wet.

  • The clothes were saturated with water, and they were starting to get wet.

  • The ground was saturated with water, and it was starting to get wet.

Definition of saturate

verb

infuse or fill completely

Synonyms:

impregnate

verb

cause (a chemical compound, vapour, solution, magnetic material) to unite with the greatest possible amount of another substance

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Example Sentences for saturate

  • 1

    The wards are saturated with wet and ordure.

  • 2

    The ground was saturated and unable to soak up the continuing rainfall.

  • 3

    The rice is first soaked in water until the grains are fully saturated.

  • 4

    The clothes is saturated with water.

  • 5

    What saturated the ground

  • 6

    The forests in the park are saturated with colors.

  • 7

    The pulp is then saturated in water and drained.

  • 8

    The saturated fraction remains the same.

  • 9

    Archeology in the the developed world is almost saturated.

  • 10

    If phenylalanine is in excess in the blood, it will saturate the transporter.