IPA: /ˈsɑɡiˌnɛs/
KK: /sɑgɪnɪs/
The state of being wet and soft, often due to excessive moisture.
After the heavy rain, the ground was covered in sogginess, making it difficult to walk.
Sogginess → The word is formed from "sog" (from Old English *sogian*, meaning to soak or saturate) and the suffix "-iness" (meaning the quality of being). Thus, "sogginess" refers to the quality of being soaked or saturated with moisture.
Think of the word 'sog' which means to soak, and remember that 'sogginess' describes the quality of being soaked or wet.