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Supplied (especially fed) to satisfaction.
full
satiate
insatiate
jaded
sated
gorged
surfeited
satiable
satisfiable
1
The former is
satiated
in animal gratification, the latter in spiritual beatification.
2
The mind and the eye are never
satiated
with the truly beautiful.
3
Wrong is never
satiated
;
it hungers as it feeds on its prey.
4
But, I became
satiated
with life in England and on the Continent.
5
But the duke was
satiated
,
and his only pleasure lay in novelty.
6
She dropped backwards,
satiated
,
her thirst still small, her change still incomplete.
7
His natural love of change is
satiated
by rapid change of locality.
8
Go with me this time, Guy; one tour cannot have
satiated
you.
9
This nation gorges on our flesh, and yet it is never
satiated
.
10
The record of their mere pitched battles would have
satiated
a Napoleon.
11
Maybe he has
satiated
his fury and is ready to move on.
12
We threaten no world aggressions, we are
satiated
where he was insatiable.
13
Pauline's eyes had never become
satiated
with the sight of beautiful things.
14
Ambition, appetite-allsuch words signify some one sacrificed to some one
satiated
.
15
He sleeps
satiated
with food, while I and my children are starving.'
16
He that is covetous is never
satiated
with appropriating other people's wealth.
satiated
satiate
·
never satiated
yet satiated
become satiated