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to be soaked to the skin

  1. to be extremely wet

  2. being fully into debts

  3. being very injured

  4. getting extremely rich
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Explanation

"Soaked to the skin" literally means being completely wet through to one's skin, typically from being caught in heavy rain. It does NOT refer to debt, injury, or wealth - those are metaphorical misinterpretations. The phrase describes a physical state of extreme wetness.

AI explanation

The idiom "soaked to the skin" describes rain or water penetrating all the way through clothing to touch the skin itself, so it's used to mean someone is thoroughly, extremely wet. It has nothing to do with money, injury, or wealth — those are unrelated idioms that just share a similar sentence structure.

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