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Satiation - Meaning, Definition & English Examples

satiation

/ˌseɪʃiˈeɪʃən/ /ˌseɪʃiˈeɪʃən/

Definition:

The state of being fully satisfied or gratified, especially in appetite or desire.

Synonyms:

satisfaction, fulfillment, gratification, contentment

Part of Speech:

noun

Antonyms:

hunger, dissatisfaction

Common Collocations:

reach satiation, feel satiation, achieve satiation

Derivatives:

satiate, satiated, satiating

Usage Tips:

Use "satiation" to describe complete satisfaction, often after consuming enough food or fulfilling a desire.

Common Phrases:

point of satiation, sense of satiation, beyond satiation

Etymology:

Derived from Latin "satiare," meaning "to satisfy," via Old French "sacier."

Examples:

  • 1. Eating slowly helps you recognize the feeling of satiation sooner.
  • 2. After the large meal, a deep sense of satiation settled over him.
  • 3. The buffet offered endless choices until everyone reached satiation.
  • 4. Satiation from the delicious dessert left no room for more treats.
  • 5. Her curiosity found no satiation until she uncovered the full story.

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