satiation (Meaning)

Wordnet

satiation (n)

the state of being satisfactorily full and unable to take on more

the act of achieving full gratification

Webster

Satiety.

After a copious feast, he experienced a profound satiation that eased his hunger.
The satiation from the refreshing beverage quenched his thirst and left him feeling satisfied.
The rich and decadent dessert provided instant satiation, making him feel full and content.
The hiker felt a sense of satiation as he reached the summit and gazed at the panoramic view.
Despite overeating, he still felt an unfulfilled craving that prevented complete satiation.
The reward of completing a challenging task brought a profound satiation that filled him with a sense of accomplishment.
The child's hunger was satiated by the nutritious and wholesome meal provided by his parents.
The traveler's thirst was completely satiated by the cool, clear water from the mountain spring.
The financial investment provided a long-term satiation, giving him peace of mind and financial security.
The sweet and tangy aroma of the freshly baked bread filled the kitchen, promising instant satiation.

the state of being satisfactorily full and unable to take on more, the act of achieving full gratificationSatiety.

fullness, repletion, satisfaction,satiety, fill,glut, surfeit, repleteness,inappetence

appetite, munchies, appetite, stomach, emptiness, emptiness, belly, stomach,hunger, belly

After a copious feast, he experienced a profound satiation that eased his hunger.

The satiation from the refreshing beverage quenched his thirst and left him feeling satisfied.

The rich and decadent dessert provided instant satiation, making him feel full and content.

The hiker felt a sense of satiation as he reached the summit and gazed at the panoramic view.