Adjective:

पूर आला,

drenched in's Usage Examples:

The marker itself would be drenched in the blood of a sacrificed lamb or pig.

He performs it while being drenched in water by comedy partner and co-host Jerry Lewis.

For Eid celebrations, deep-fried dough balls drenched in honey syrup called çäkçäk are piled into mounds, along with sugar dusted.

the audience bet was completed, the person that placed the bet had to be drenched in water, and if it was not completed one of the presenters or guests.

that taught us to walk in the shackles whose green and cheerful breeze drenched in our childhood, whose fields in the hallowed victories of a victorious.

Leslie Felperin of Variety magazine wrote that this film is intelligent, quietly subversive and Schrader has delivered a 100% Paul Schrader film, drenched in the spiritual and moral angst that's watermarked his career from Taxi Driver (as a writer) to Auto Focus (as a director).

Nelson’s paintings are drenched in ambience, and often overt symbolism.

option, they will be lacerated in such a manner that their dead body will be drenched in their own blood.

Gibson Hotel caused Lyster, McCaffrey and GAA President John Horan to be drenched in water live on air.

it was a slow-moving storm, meaning everywhere in Harvey’s path would be drenched in rainfall for several days before Harvey moved on.

before he stumbled into a nearby kebab house around 02:30 in the morning, drenched in blood and asking that someone call the police.

A sop is a piece of bread or toast that is drenched in liquid and then eaten.

1571 plays A sop is a piece of bread or toast that is drenched in liquid and then eaten.

Synonyms:

covered, drenched,

Antonyms:

bare, distribute, bring out,