Definition

More wet and soft than something else, often due to being soaked with water.

Example

After the rain, the ground became soggier, making it difficult to walk.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

I can't believe how much it rained last night.

I know! The ground is way soggier than I expected.

Yeah, my shoes got soaked just walking to the car.

Same here! I should have brought my boots.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Soggier → The word 'soggier' is derived from 'soggy' (from Middle English *sogge*, meaning soaked or wet) and the comparative suffix '-er' (meaning more). Thus, 'soggier' means more soaked or more wet than something else.

Memory Tip

Think of 'soggy' meaning soaked or wet, and remember that 'soggier' means more soaked or more wet.

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