Satiate

usgb/ˈseɪʃieɪt/
verb

To fully satisfy a desire or a need.

The large meal satiated his hunger.
Visual representation of "satiate" - to fully satisfy a desire or a need

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  • satiate a hunger
  • satiate a desire
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Complete Satisfaction

Indicates an achievement of full satisfaction, often after a great need or strong desire.

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The documentary satiated his curiosity about space.
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Not Just Fullness

'Satiate' goes beyond just being full; it implies a deep fulfillment that removes all desire for more.

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The holiday feast didn't just fill them up; it satiated them.
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Metaphorical Use

Can be used metaphorically for desires or needs that aren't physical, like knowledge or curiosity.

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The professor's answers satiated the students' thirst for knowledge.
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