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Meanings of quenched in English
Synonyms
Examples for "satisfied"
Examples for "satisfied"
1
Hirsch said he was very satisfied with results so far this year.
2
While her reply didn't really answer his question, it satisfied the men.
3
I'm not satisfied yet, there's some work left to do, he said.
4
Results: Twelve patients were either satisfied or very satisfied with the procedure.
5
We are satisfied that we now know the truth of this situation.
1
If he slaked his need on her body, would his obsession fade?
2
Forty shovelfuls of clinkers and twelve of slaked lime make 7 cwt.
3
But I know I should not-thesoul's thirst can never be slaked.
4
Indeed, this painful thirst of thine, I shall arrange, shall be slaked.
5
Once born, a Jew's desire for Christian blood could scarcely be slaked.
Usage of quenched in English
1
She quenched the alcohol flame and replaced the lamp in its case.
2
The terrible thrashing about in the icy water had quenched my spirit.
3
The manifestation of the Spirit in prophesying was not to be quenched.
4
The candlestick of the church was turned down and the light quenched.
5
Nor did she feel it any longer, its spirit quenched beneath necessity.
6
The fires caused by the strike could not be quenched with water.
7
I felt such thirst, no amount of water would have quenched it.
8
The light of one home had been quenched in gloom and guilt.
9
Was it quenched in Drake, in Hawkins, in the conquerors of Hindostan?
10
The mills may be closed but the creativity is far from quenched.
11
A light of eagerness in his eyes was quenched, and he growled:
12
Politico has responded with Hydrated Hillary: 9 times Clinton quenched her thirst.
13
And I felt instinctively that her interest in Carre was suddenly quenched.
14
There ensued a fierce contest, but the revolt was quenched in blood.
15
The burning of hunger is quenched at last on the funeral pyre.
16
Moreover, it perisheth in divers ways, when it is quenched by mankind.
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Quenched through the time
Quenched across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common