1. to satisfy completely or to excess

1. satisfied to the full; having had enough
Usage: less common than verb form

Examples

• The large meal satiated his hunger completely.
• After eating three slices of cake, she felt satiate and couldn’t eat another bite.
• The company tried to satiate customer demand by increasing production.
• He read book after book, but nothing could satiate his thirst for knowledge.
• The all-you-can-eat buffet left everyone feeling satiate and sleepy.
• Her curiosity about the mystery was finally satiated when she learned the truth.