Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
wet-out
verb
/ˈwɛt aʊt/
Definition
To saturate, soak, or make something thoroughly wet.
Examples
- When applying the paint, ensure that the surface is properly wet-out to achieve an even finish.
- The new absorbent sponge can wet-out quickly when submerged in water.
Meaning
The term ‘wet-out’ refers to the process of making an object or material completely wet, often used in contexts like textiles, coatings, or surfaces where moisture penetration is desired.
Synonyms
- saturate
- soak
- permeate
- moisten
