Wetting example sentences

wetting

noun

wetting (noun) · wettings (plural noun)

- the action of making something wet:

wet

verb

wetting (present participle)

- cover or touch with liquid; moisten:

- (especially of a baby or young child) urinate in or on:

- urinate involuntarily:

Synonyms

dampen, damp, moisten, humidify, sprinkle, spray, splash, soak, saturate, waterlog, flood, deluge, douse, souse, drench, water, irrigate, ret, sop, dry

"Wetting" Example Sentences

1. She felt the wetting sensation of the rain on her skin.
2. The wetting of the soil was necessary for the plants to grow.
3. The wetting of the ground caused the mud to form.
4. Wetting her hands, she picked up the wet towel.
5. The wetting of the leaves caused them to droop.
6. The wetting of the bedsheets caused the mattress to become damp.
7. The wetting of the carpet made it difficult to clean.
8. She was not prepared for the wetting sensation of the water.
9. The wetting of the ground caused the grass to become soggy.
10. He felt the wetting sensation of the rain on his skin.
11. The wetting of the soil was essential for the plants to thrive.
12. The wetting of the ground made it difficult to walk on.
13. Wetting her feet, she stepped into the cool water.
14. The wetting of the leaves made them droop down.
15. The wetting of the bedsheets caused the bed to become uncomfortable.
16. The wetting of the carpet made it hard to vacuum.
17. She was surprised by the sudden wetting sensation of the water.
18. The wetting of the ground caused the soil to become waterlogged.
19. He experienced the wetting sensation of the rain on his face.
20. The wetting of the soil was critical for the plants to survive.