1. satisfied or quenched, especially referring to thirst or desire
Usage: often used with ‘thirst’

Examples

• After drinking the cold water, his thirst was finally slaked.
• The long rain slaked the parched earth’s need for moisture.
• Her curiosity about the mystery was slaked when she read the final chapter.
• The travelers slaked their thirst at the mountain spring.
• Nothing could have slaked his desire for adventure.
• The cool lemonade slaked our thirst on the hot summer day.