soppier
ˈsɒpiər
Definition

Definition of soppier - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
emotionRaremore sentimental or emotionalRare
  • The movie got soppier towards the end, making everyone cry.
mushier
2.
wetnessRaremore soaked or drenchedRare
  • The ground became soppier after the heavy rain.
drenched saturated
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Origin of soppier

English, sop (wet) + -ier (comparative)

Examples of soppier in a sentence

  • He became soppier after the heartfelt speech, tears streaming down his face.
  • The towel became soppier after each use.
  • His clothes were soppier after the second dive.

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  1. French:plus sentimental, plus détrempé, ...
  2. German:sentimentaler, nasser, ...
  3. Italian:più sdolcinato, più fradicio, ...
  4. Spanish:más sentimental, más empapado, ...
  5. Portuguese:mais sentimental, mais encharcado, ...
  6. Chinese:更感人, 更湿的, ...
  7. Japanese:もっと感傷的な, もっとびしょ濡れ, ...
  8. Arabic:أَكْثَر عاطِفِيَّة, أكثر بللا, ...
  9. Hebrew:רַגְשָׁנִי יוֹתֵר, רָטוּב יוֹתֵר, ...
  10. Russian:более сентиментальный, более промокший, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сентиментальніший, мокріший, ...
  12. Hindi:अधिक भावुक, अधिक गीला, ...
soppy UK
ˈsɑːpi
soppiest

Definition of soppy - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
wetnessRareUKsoaked or drenched with liquidRareUK
  • His clothes were soppy after the rainstorm.
drenched soggy wet
2.
emotionRareUKoverly sentimental or emotionally excessiveRareUK
  • She loves watching soppy romantic movies.
maudlin sentimental
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Origin of soppy

English, sop (soak) + -y (adjective suffix)

Examples of soppy in a sentence

  • Her shoes were soppy from walking through the puddles.
  • He wrote a soppy letter to his girlfriend.
  • The novel was filled with soppy dialogues.

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  1. French:trempé, sentimental, ...
  2. German:durchnässt, sentimental, ...
  3. Italian:bagnato, sdolcinato, ...
  4. Spanish:mojado, cursi, ...
  5. Portuguese:ensopado, meloso, ...
  6. Chinese:湿透, 多愁善感的, ...
  7. Japanese:びしょ濡れの, 感傷的な, ...
  8. Arabic:مُبَلَّل, مُفرِط في العاطِفة, ...
  9. Hebrew:סָפוּג, רַגְשָׁנִי, ...
  10. Russian:промокший, сентиментальный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:мокрий, сентиментальний, ...
  12. Hindi:भीगा हुआ, भावुक, ...

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