soak-inrate
nounUK /ˈsəʊk ɪn reɪt/
US /ˈsoʊk ɪn reɪt/
How fast something takes in water or liquid.
The sponge has a high soak-inrate, so it gets wet very quickly.
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2. The speed at which a material soaks up a spill.
Paper towels are chosen for their fast soak-inrate.
3. How quickly information or ideas are taken in and understood.
The class showed a quick soak-inrate for the new math lesson.
4. The pace at which soil takes in rainwater.
Gardeners check the soil's soak-inrate before planting.