Satiety
11satiety — sa·ti·ety sə tī ət ēalso sā sh(ē )ət n, pl eties the quality or state of being fed or gratified to or beyond capacity * * * sa·ti·e·ty (sə tiґə te) [L. satietas] 1. sufficiency. 2. full gratification of appetite or thirst, with… …
12satiety — (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun The condition of being full to or beyond satisfaction: engorgement, repletion, satiation, surfeit. See EXCESS, FULL …
13satiety — sa|ti|e|ty [ sə taıəti ] noun uncount LITERARY the feeling of having had enough, or too much, of something …
14satiety — sa·ti·e·ty || sÉ™ taɪətɪ n. complete satisfaction, repletion; excessive gratification, state of being overly full or gratified, surfeit …
15satiety — [sə tʌɪɪti] noun the feeling or state of being sated. Origin C16: from OFr. saciete, from L. satietas, from satis enough …
16satiety — n. Repletion, satiation, surfeit, fulness, glut, cloyment …
17satiety — n 1. fullness, repletion, the point of satisfaction, contentment, gratification, satiation; cloyedness, overfullness, overindulgence; saturation, supersaturation, overflow, flood, deluge, inundation; suffocation, choking, gagging, nausea,… …
18satiety — sa·ti·e·ty …
19satiety — UK [səˈtaɪətɪ] / US noun [uncountable] literary the feeling of having had enough, or too much, of something …
20satiety — sa•ti•e•ty [[t]səˈtaɪ ɪ ti[/t]] n. the state of being satiated; surfeit • Etymology: 1525–35; earlier sacietie < MF sacieté < L satietās, der. ofsati(s)enough …
