surfeited Sentence Examples
- Having overindulged in the lavish feast, the guests felt surfeited and lethargic.
- The garden was so surfeited with flowers that it resembled a vibrant tapestry.
- After weeks of relentless rain, the earth was surfeited with moisture.
- The wealthy couple's mansion was surfeited with opulence, from gold-plated furniture to marble statues.
- The museum's collection was surfeited with priceless artifacts from around the world.
- The library shelves were surfeited with books on every conceivable subject.
- The politician's speech was surfeited with empty promises and platitudes.
- The company's inventory was surfeited with unsold products, leading to financial losses.
- The student's notebook was surfeited with scribbled notes, formulas, and diagrams.
- The painter's canvas was surfeited with vibrant brushstrokes, creating a masterpiece of color and texture.
surfeited Meaning
surfeited
a supply that is more than enough, an overabundant supply, an intemperate or immoderate indulgence in something (such as food or drink), disgust caused by excess, an enjoyment of something (as food or drink) beyond what is good or necessary, to feed, supply, or give to surfeit, to indulge to satiety in a gratification (such as indulgence of the appetite or senses), to feed, supply, or enjoy to the point of excess
Synonyms & Antonyms of surfeited
FAQs About the word surfeited
a supply that is more than enough, an overabundant supply, an intemperate or immoderate indulgence in something (such as food or drink), disgust caused by exces
stuffed, sated, satiated, gorged, satiate, glutted,full, replete, overfed, overfull
empty, starved, starving,hungry,famished, undernourished,underfed
Having overindulged in the lavish feast, the guests felt surfeited and lethargic.
The garden was so surfeited with flowers that it resembled a vibrant tapestry.
After weeks of relentless rain, the earth was surfeited with moisture.
The wealthy couple's mansion was surfeited with opulence, from gold-plated furniture to marble statues.
