saturate SACH-uh-rayt verb WS #36

to cause (something) to become thoroughly soaked with liquid so that no more can be absorbed; to fill something completely with a particular quality or element; to supply a market beyond the point of demand

1. The advertising campaign aimed to saturate the market with images of their new product.
2. The heavy rain began to saturate the soil, causing puddles to form across the garden.
3. The chef instructed students to saturate the meat with marinade for at least four hours before cooking.
4. She used a sponge to saturate the stain with cleaning solution before scrubbing it out.
5. The bright colors of the sunset seemed to saturate the entire sky with brilliant orange and red hues.