satiates
Fills to excess
Satiates means satisfies fully, especially an appetite or desire.
To satiate is to provide enough—or more than enough—to eliminate want: The feast satiated even the hungriest guests.
The word often implies satisfaction to the point of excess, where further indulgence would bring no pleasure.
Satiated carries a sense of completion that satisfied alone doesn't quite reach.
Satisfies a desire freely
- gratifiesGives pleasure to
- satisfiesMeets a need
- quenchesSatisfies or extinguishes
- fulfillsCompletes as required
appeases · answers · meets · feeds · caters · serves · supplies · provides
Meets a need
- fillsOccupies completely
- nourishesProvides sustenance to
- feedsGives nourishment to
- stuffsFills by pressing in
gorges · appeases · quells · curbs · assuages · relieves · fulfills · suffices
Satisfies or extinguishes
- slakesRelieves by satisfying
- hydratesSupplies water to
- refreshesRenews or reinvigorates
- relievesLessens or substitutes for
satisfies · drinks · gulps · sips · guzzles · parched · thirsty · water
State of achieved purpose
- gratificationPleasure from satisfying desires
- pleasureHappy, satisfied feeling
- repletionState of being overfull
- comfortEase or soothing relief
ease · well-being · completion · sufficiency · adequacy · enough · plenty · abundance
indulges
Satisfies a desire freely
fulfills · appeases · answers · meets · feeds · caters · serves · supplies · provides · delivers
satisfies
Meets a need
stuffs · gorges · appeases · quells · curbs · assuages · relieves · fulfills · suffices · contents
quenches
Satisfies or extinguishes
relieves · satisfies · drinks · gulps · sips · guzzles · parched · thirsty · water · liquid
fulfillment
State of achieved purpose
- gratificationPleasure from satisfying desires
- pleasureHappy, satisfied feeling
- repletionState of being overfull
comfort · ease · well-being · completion · sufficiency · adequacy · enough · plenty · abundance
feasting
Eating sumptuously together
- gorgingEating greedily, excessively
- gluttonyGreedy excess in consumption
- overindulgenceExcessive consumption or enjoyment
bingeing · excess · stuffing · decadence · hedonism · epicureanism · gourmet · sumptuous · lavish · rich