satiate
/səˈtɪeɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to satisfy (a hunger, thirst, or desire); to make (something) feel or seem satisfied
“After eating a large meal, she felt satiated and decided to take a nap.”
2. verb
to satisfy or indulge (a desire or need)
“The new policy aims to satiate the growing demand for affordable housing.”
3. noun
a feeling of satisfaction or being full, especially of food or drink
“The satiety of the meal lasted for hours, and I didn’t feel hungry again until dinner.”
4. noun
a thing that satisfies a desire or need
“The new restaurant was her satiety, a place where she could go to relax and enjoy good food.”
5. adjective
fully satisfied or filled
“The satiated crowd cheered as the concert came to an end.”