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satiate

/ˈseɪ.ʃi.eɪt/

Translations

satiateverb

satiated

Past Simple

satiated

Past Participle

satiating

Gerund

/ˈseɪ.ʃi.eɪt/

rassasierSe dit surtout d’un appétit, d’un besoin ou d’un désir.

The chef prepared a feast that would satiate even the most ravenous of appetites.

Le chef prépara un festin qui rassasierait même les appétits les plus voraces.

Additional translations

saturerSurtout au sens figuré, quand il s’agit de fournir quelque chose en trop grande quantité.

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satiateadjective

/ˈseɪ.ʃi.eɪt/

Archaic or literary; chiefly used attributively.

rassasiéLittéraire, archaïque ou soutenu.

The nobles returned from the banquet with satiate appetites, unable to take another bite.

Les nobles revinrent du banquet avec des appétits rassasiés, incapables d’avaler une bouchée de plus.

Additional translations

satiéSoutenu ou littéraire ; plus rare en français moderne.

Synonyms

Definitions

satiateverb

To satisfy a desire or an appetite to the fullest extent.

The chef prepared a feast that would satiate even the most ravenous of appetites.

To supply someone with as much as or more of something than is desired or can be managed.

The endless stream of information on the internet can satiate even the most curious minds.

satiateadjective

Fully satisfied or filled to the point of excess (archaic or literary).

The nobles returned from the banquet with satiate appetites, unable to take another bite.