satiate
Verb📘 Definition & Meaning
To completely satisfy a need, desire, or appetite, often to the point where you cannot take in any more.
🇮🇳 Translations in Indian Languages
✍️ Example Uses in Sentences
- "The brilliant scientist spent hours in the laboratory, hoping to satiate his curiosity about deep-sea life."
- "After the long trek through the Himalayas, a warm meal was the only thing that could satiate my hunger."
- "Even reading dozens of encyclopedias was not enough to satiate her immense thirst for knowledge."
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🌱 Word Etymology & Origin
Derived from the Latin word 'satiatus', which comes from 'satis' meaning 'enough'. It shares roots with the word 'satisfy'.
💡 Memory Hook & Fun Fact
To remember this word, think of 'SATISFY' and 'ATE'. If you satiate your hunger, you are satisfied because you ate exactly what you needed!

