Sated Meaning in English
word · lemma: sate
ˈseɪtɪd
SAY-tid
sˈeɪtɪd
SAY-tid
Definition
Feeling completely full or satisfied, especially after eating or experiencing something until you no longer want more.
Usage & Nuances
"Sated" is formal or literary. Common collocations: "sated with food," "sated appetite." Not used for everyday hunger; use "full" in casual speech. Can apply to desires or experiences, not just food.
Spanish: saciado - satisfechoPortuguese (BR): saciado - satisfeitoPortuguese (PT): saciado - satisfeitoChinese (Simplified): 满足的 - 吃饱的Chinese (Traditional): 滿足的 - 喫飽的Hindi: संतुष्ट - तृप्तArabic: شبعان - مُرتوٍBengali: পরিতৃপ্ত - তৃপ্ত (খাবার বা আকাঙ্ক্ষার পর)Russian: насыщенный - сытый (едой)Japanese: 満ち足りた - 満腹のVietnamese: no đủ - hoàn toàn thỏa mãnKorean: 만족한 - 배부른Turkish: doymuş - tatmin olmuşUrdu: سیر - مطمئن (خواہشات سے)Indonesian: kenyang - puas
Example Sentences
After a huge meal, I felt completely sated.
basic
The lion was sated after its hunt.
basic
She was sated with chocolate and couldn't eat any more.
basic
He leaned back in his chair, a sated smile on his face.
natural
By the end of the movie marathon, we were completely sated with action films.
natural
She looked at the dessert table, too sated to try anything else.
natural