sated

ˈseɪtɪd

Definition

Definition of sated - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

emotionin a state of complete satisfaction

After the feast, everyone felt sated.

content

satisfied

excesshaving had more than can be enjoyed

He was sated with the endless entertainment.

glutted

overfed

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Origin of sated

Latin, satiare (to fill)

Terms with sated included in their meaning

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be full

sated

have eaten enough food

replete

adj.

full from food

very full of or sated by food

Examples of sated in a sentence

The audience was sated with the thrilling performance.
After the feast, everyone felt sated.
She was sated with compliments after the show.

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French:rassasié, saturé, ...
German:gesättigt, übersättigt, ...
Italian:sazio, ...
Spanish:satisfecho, harto, ...
Portuguese:satisfeito, farto, ...
Chinese:满足的, 厌腻的, ...
Japanese:満腹の, 飽きた, ...
Arabic:شَبْعَان, مُتَخَم, ...
Hebrew:שָׂבֵעַ, שָׂבֵעַ, ...
Russian:сытый, ...
Ukrainian:насичений, ...
Hindi:तृप्त, अघाया, ...
Bengali:তৃপ্ত, অতিতৃপ্ত, ...
Catalan:saciat, fart, ...
Czech:nasycený, přehlcený, ...
Danish:mæt, overmæt, ...
Dutch:verzadigd, ...
Greek:χορτάτος, χορτασμένος, ...
Hungarian:elégedett, csömörös, ...
Khmer:ឆ្អែតចិត្ត, ឆ្អែត, ...
Korean:만족한, 질린, ...
Persian:سیر, اشباع, ...
Polish:syty, ...
Portuguese (BR):satisfeito, farto, ...
Romanian:sătul, saturat, ...
Swedish:mätt, mättad, ...
Thai:อิ่มเอม, เอียน, ...
Turkish:doymuş, ...
Vietnamese:no nê, chán ngấy, ...

sate

seɪt

Definition of sate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

fulfillmentsatisfy a desire or appetite fully

She sated her hunger with a large meal.

gratify

quench

satisfy

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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French:satisfaire, ...
German:stillen, ...
Italian:soddisfare, saziare, ...
Spanish:saciar, colmar, ...
Portuguese:saciar, ...
Chinese:满足, 使满足, ...
Japanese:満たす, 飽かす, ...
Arabic:أَشْبَعَ, مَلَأَ, ...
Hebrew:לְשַׂבֵּעַ, לְהַשְׂבִּיעַ, ...
Russian:утолять, ...
Ukrainian:наситити, ...
Hindi:तृप्त करना, भर देना, ...
Bengali:তৃপ্ত করা, অতৃপ্তির বাইরে মেটানো, ...
Catalan:saciar, satisfer completament, ...
Czech:nasytit, přesytit, ...
Danish:mætte, overfylde, ...
Dutch:stillen, overvoeden, ...
Greek:χορταίνω, ικανοποιώ πλήρως, ...
Hungarian:kielégíteni, telíteni, ...
Khmer:បំពេញឱ្យពេញលេញ, បំពេញឲ្យលើសតម្រូវការ, ...
Korean:채우다, 넘치게 하다, ...
Persian:سیر کردن, اشباع کرد, ...
Polish:zaspokoić, ...
Portuguese (BR):saciar, ...
Romanian:a satisface, a sătura, ...
Swedish:stilla, ...
Thai:สนอง, ทำให้เต็มอิ่ม, ...
Turkish:doyurmak, ...
Vietnamese:thỏa mãn, làm no nê, ...

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