Portuguese
gratificação Spanish
gratificación Pleasurable emotional reaction of happiness in response to a fulfillment of a desire or goal.
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The former is satiated in animal gratification, the latter in spiritual beatification.
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They don't know how to use money except to provide physical gratification.
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Spreaders of the expidemic are looking for short-term gratification during a crisis.
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Either it evaporates in gratification or it undergoes some metamorphosis in suppression.
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Why save for the future when you can have immediate gratification now?
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For Qebeyi, starting her own business has brought a sense of gratification.
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With others it is the gratification a child finds in a toy.
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To the Latin living is not solely the gratification of the body.
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I can imagine them, he said, with a sort of sombre gratification.
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Robert flushed with gratification at the high compliment conveyed in these words.
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And the miscreant walked about delirious with the exuberance of his gratification.
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I'm saying, what if he's doing it for reasons other than self-gratification?
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Like them he found peculiar gratification in certain parts of his body.
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In a word, we mean the gratification of our thirst for applause.
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Their wants were few and the means of gratification within their reach.
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SOCRATES: An experience in producing a sort of delight and gratification, Polus.
