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satiate

verb/ˈseɪ.ʃi.eɪt/

to satisfy an appetite or desire completely

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satiate in a sentence

Even a long explanation could not satiate her curiosity about the abandoned observatory.

The final chapter failed to satiate readers' desire for answers about the missing heir.

Where it comes from

From Latin satiare, meaning 'to fill or satisfy.'

Memory hook

SATIATE begins like SATISFY: both mean filling a need fully.

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