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soggy Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to go soggy
se ramollir
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Tall sycamores grow in soggy areas, and hickory woods grow in drier spots.
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Clothing, toys and photographs sit soggy and strewn across the front yards.
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Forget this fiasco, for it is one of those soggy melodramas that serve only to fill out double bills.
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Permafrost inhibits drainage of the surface water, leaving a soggy landscape that can make hiking difficult, if not impossible, in certain parts of the refuge.
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Both teams were slowed by a muddy field, and the football became soggy after three quarters.
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But luckily the ground is also very soggy, so there is not likely to have been any damage.
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It was settled on a hill because the soggy ground during a heavy rains period made it hard to sink bodies.
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However, construction lagged, and state bureaucrats were confronted with inadequate, leaky buildings and a soggy location.
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The shallow soils remain damp, even soggy, year-round, and regularly freeze and thaw without drainage.
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Washing with water makes it too soggy to saute.
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