sate Synonyms
sate Meaning
Wordnet
sate (v)
fill to satisfaction
Webster
sate (v. t.)
To satisfy the desire or appetite of; to satiate; to glut; to surfeit.
Webster
sate ()
imp. of Sit.
of Sit
sate Sentence Examples
- The aroma of grilled meats sated my ravenous appetite.
- The cool breeze was unable to sate the intense heat of summer.
- My thirst was finally sated by the refreshing glass of water.
- The child's curiosity was never sated, as she always had more questions.
- The hunter's hunger was sated after a successful kill.
- The audience's applause sated the performer's desire for recognition.
- The desperate man's thirst for revenge was never fully sated.
- The mountain climber's desire to conquer the summit was sated after reaching the peak.
- The scholar's thirst for knowledge was insatiable, never truly sated.
- The artist's creative spirit was sated by the act of painting on a blank canvas.
FAQs About the word sate
fill to satisfactionTo satisfy the desire or appetite of; to satiate; to glut; to surfeit., imp. of Sit., of Sit
surfeit, fill, glut,gorge, stuff,feast, gobble, cram, cloy, regale
diet,diet,fast, fast,
The aroma of grilled meats sated my ravenous appetite.
The cool breeze was unable to sate the intense heat of summer.
My thirst was finally sated by the refreshing glass of water.
The child's curiosity was never sated, as she always had more questions.
