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View usage for: satiety in British English (səˈtaɪɪtɪ) nounthe state of being satiated Word origin C16: from Latin satietās, from satis enough satiety in American English (səˈtaɪəti) noun the state of being satiated; surfeit Word origin Fr satiété < OFr sazieted < L satietasExamples of 'satiety' in a sentencesatiety His voice deliberately gentle, maintaining the same quiescent satiety their bodies were experiencing.He stretched in the double luxury of fatigue and satiety, his consciousness drifting.At the end of the day they were exhausted as they had never been; but they had an ease and satiety, like late leavers from a seraglio.To remedy society Indulge not to satiety In mirth and shameless gaiety. Synonyms of 'satiety'surfeit, saturation, overindulgence fullness, satisfaction, gratification, satiation More Synonyms of satiety Definition the feeling of having had too much Additional synonymsEventually they recognized him, much to his gratification. Synonyms satisfaction, delight, pleasure, joy, thrill, relish, enjoyment, glee, kick or kicks (informal) Synonyms fullness, satiation, satiety, overfullness Definition something that brings fulfilment a state of satisfaction Synonyms contentment, content, comfort, ease, pleasure, well-being, happiness, enjoyment, peace of mind, gratification, satiety, repletion, contentedness - sate
- satellite
- satiate
- satiety
- satire
- satirical
- satirize
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