sate
seɪt
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Definition of sate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
fulfillmentsatisfy a desire or appetite fully
  • She sated her hunger with a large meal.
gratify quench satisfy
2.
excesssupply beyond capacity or desire
  • The feast sated everyone's appetite beyond measure.
overfill satiate
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Origin of sate

Old English, sadian (to satisfy)

Examples of sate in a sentence

  • The feast was enough to sate everyone's appetite.
  • Nothing could sate his hunger for knowledge.
  • The movie marathon sated their craving for thrillers.

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  1. French:satisfaire, ...
  2. German:stillen, ...
  3. Italian:soddisfare, saziare, ...
  4. Spanish:saciar, colmar, ...
  5. Portuguese:saciar, ...
  6. Chinese:满足, 使满足, ...
  7. Japanese:満たす, 飽かす, ...
  8. Arabic:أَشْبَعَ, مَلَأَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְשַׂבֵּעַ, לְהַשְׂבִּיעַ, ...
  10. Russian:утолять, ...
  11. Ukrainian:наситити, ...
  12. Hindi:तृप्त करना, भर देना, ...

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