This is the 6619th most frequent Japanese word.
ドロドロ
"ドロドロ" means "thick, muddy, or sticky" and can also describe emotional turmoil or complexity.
In this sentence, "ドロドロ" is used to describe the thick and viscous consistency of the soup, highlighting its texture.
このスープはドロドロしていて飲みにくいです。
This soup is thick and hard to drink.
Here, "ドロドロ" metaphorically refers to the complex and entangled nature of the relationship, indicating emotional chaos.
恋愛関係がドロドロしていて収拾がつかない。
The romantic relationship is messy and cannot be resolved.
In this example, "ドロドロ" is employed to depict the physical state of the muddy water as sticky and sludgy.