sate in a sentence

v. t.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8

Definition

To satisfy fully or to an excessive degree.

The lavish feast did little to sate his hunger for adventure.
She tried to sate her curiosity by reading every book on the subject.
Even after running the marathon, he felt the need to sate his thirst with a cold drink.
The artist struggled to sate his passion for painting as life demands pulled him away.
The generous donations helped to sate the community’s desire for a new library.
The warm soup was enough to sate her hunger after a long day at work.
He tried to sate his curiosity by reading every book he could find on the subject.
Nothing could sate his desire for adventure as he planned his next big trip.
After the feast, they felt completely sated and decided to take a long walk.
She hoped that a few kind words would sate his need for reassurance and support.