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saturated

adjective as in drenched

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adjective as in soggy

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The question of whether we’re in for a replay of the 2008 housing collapse—complete with bailouts at taxpayers’ expense—has saturated the news cycle.

With recent wet weather and saturated ground, this could lead to some localised flooding.

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“In the beginning we have really shiny, saturated colors, but in her process of discovering the reality of existence, the colors become more desaturated, less bright.”

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Already, Audrey Denney, a strategist and education director, has announced she will once again mount a campaign against LaMalfa, who represents an area that has been split into two districts saturated with Democratic voters.

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This has been an underserved market for a long time, especially in mobile games, and AppLovin leads this less saturated category.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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