Sate is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SATE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to satisfy to capacity, also SATIATE
• satisfy (a desire or an appetite) to the full
• supply (someone) with as much as or more of something than is desired or can be managed
• satisfy (a desire or appetite) fully
• To satisfy the desire or appetite of; to satiate; to glut; to surfeit.
• fill to satisfaction
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to satiate
• imp. of Sit.

Words related to SATE

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Words that contain SATE

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How to use SATE in a sentence

• Merton sate with his face buried in his hands, sobbing, and taking no note of the humiliating scrutiny of which he was the subject.
• When the maid was sufficiently distant to be quite out of hearing, Marston sate down beside Rhoda upon the bench, and took her hand in silence.
• I have seen faces in their assemblies, upon which the dove sate visibly brooding.
• The phantom of the next day, with the dreary five to follow, sate as a load upon my poor Sabbath recreations.
• Upon its surface sate mighty mists, which grouped themselves into arches and long cathedral aisles.
• I sate, and wept in secret the tears that men have ever given to the memory of those that died before the dawn, and by the treachery of earth, our mother.
• My exertion was not small, as, besides speaking at the beginning of the evening, I sate up for the division, and did not get home till near four in the morning.
• The Man sate down by me, and spoke so like a Brother, that I told him my whole Affliction.
• His massive head and broad shoulders gave him when he sate the appearance of greater size, and when he rose to his feet the diminutive stature caused a feeling of surprise.
• I sate alone, a silent listener, and it seemed to me that every appeal which the beauty of art could make to the spirit was here delicately displayed.
• She sate day and night propped up with pillows on a stool, her finger on her lip, her eyes fixed on the floor, without a word.
• I will let him lie in state three days and nights, until I sate me with my dear lord.
• Towards the breeze they sate and held great pastime.
• They sate them down upon a bench before the house over against a hall, the which belonged to Kriemhild.
• So there wee sate on ground the space of an houre till the floud came.
• As I sate down to breakfast in state, At my living of Tithing-cum-Boring, With Betty beside me to wait, Came a rap that almost beat the door in.
• As soon as Bellephoron had told his tale, they which sate at the table replenished with wine, laughed heartily.
• Eckley lent us his courier, who sate on the box by the coachman and helped him to manage better.
• I had an opportunity of seeing him daily at every meal for many weeks, and he ate more sparingly than any one of those who sate at the table with him.
• But ye desist not, as I plain perceive, Till one at least extended on the plain Shall sate the God of battles with his blood.
• All his dainties only sate his palate, and grow irksome to his sight.
• And then he was pretty moderate and quiet, and his dinner being ready he went to it, and I went in, and sate me down by him.
• The evenings had by this time shortened very much, and darkness often overtook us before we sate down to our early tea.
• He generally strolled in himself a few minutes before, and sate silent by the fire.
• She carried him off likewise after dinner, and they sate long in the dusk.
• Every man jumped up, turned in anger and disgust towards his neighbour, sate down again, and again began to reach after the food, without being able, of course, to get a morsel.
• It abounds in sound morals, and its author might have sate at the feet of Adam Smith for the orthodoxy of his political economy.
• In London, as the metropolis, a central council sate for every branch of trade, and this council was in communication with the Chancellor and the Crown.

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