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After going for a swim in the pool my hair and clothes happened to be very sodden."Sodden "is an adjective , so no need for" very sodden".
Your sodden newspaper was unreadable.
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∙ 8y agoHe wore the sodden clothes because of the emergency. This is a sentence which contains the word sodden.
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