They make a mean (read: strong) iced Americano and both healthy eaters and indulgers will be sated.
Never are sated with sight of my son, all-dearest of figures.
It sated our fear emotion and made, created a love-euphoria.
When sated with the hideous feast, it returns to the churchyard to renew its visits on the succeeding nights.
This is to hasten to be filled with God, to be sated with Him.
Do you think vengeance such as mine is to be sated by such paltry revenge as that?
Vengeance is sated to the full; a path is cut through the enemy.'
For he had not been sated by many tales nor blunted by many books.
I suppose there are times when the human craving for sensation is sated.
But the most of us were sated and weary, with the day's rare experiences, and were glad when the steamer's bell rang "All aboard!"
"to satisfy, surfeit," c.1600, alteration (by influence of Latin satiare "satiate") of Middle English saden "become satiated; satiate," from Old English sadian "to satiate, fill; be sated, get wearied," from Proto-Germanic *sadon "to satisfy, sate," from root *sa- "to satisfy" (see sad (adj.)). Related: Sated; sating.
