soggy

• Décrit quelque chose d'humide et mou, souvent désagréablement lourd ou imbibé d'eau.

Describes something that is wet and soft, often in an unpleasantly heavy or saturated way.

1. Wet and softB1formal

   Describes soil or ground that is excessively wet, soft, and often muddy.

   détrempé, gorgé d'eau

   • The ground was soggy after three days of continuous rain.
   • The farmer couldn't plant the seeds because the field was too soggy.
   • We had to cancel the hike because the trail was completely soggy.

   Synonymesboggydrenchedmuckymuddysaturatedslushysoakedsoddenwaterlogged

   Antonymesdryfirmhard

2. Doughy textureB2informal

   Having a heavy, moist, and dense consistency, often due to insufficient baking or improper preparation.

   Pâteux (texture dense et humide)

   • The cake turned out soggy because I didn't bake it long enough.
   • The bread was soggy in the middle, so I put it back in the oven.
   • A soggy pizza crust is never enjoyable.

   Synonymesdoughyheavypastysoddenstodgy

   Antonymescrispcrustydrylight

3. Lethargic or dullC1informal

   Describes a person who is slow, sluggish, or lacking energy and enthusiasm.

   Léthargique, apathique

   • After the long meeting, everyone felt a bit soggy and unmotivated.
   • He was too soggy to join the game after staying up all night.
   • The team's performance was soggy and uninspired.

   Synonymesapatheticdullinertlanguidlethargiclifelesslistlesssluggishspiritlesstorpid

   Antonymesanimateddynamicenergeticenthusiasticlivelyspiritedvigorousvivacious