Sated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SATE, 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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to satiate

Words related to SATED

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Words that contain SATED

ansated8 unsated8 irisated9 pulsated11 sensated9 satedness10 decussated14 intensated11 compensated18 condensated15 incrassated14 inspissated14 satednesses12 conversated17 extravasated23 improvisated20 decompensated21 tergiversated18 uncompensated20 overcompensated25

How to use SATED in a sentence

• But at last, sated with scalps, off you dived into the pool and came up a white man.
• Schroeter, apparently not sated by her first experience, proceeds to repeat it pat.
• Stella, so thoroughly sated with loneliness that she temporarily forgot her grievances, flew to meet her brother.
• And behold, when a chance came to murder him, his bloody hand sated the deadly passion of his soul.
• Not sated with devouring the horse or hound, he soon turned his swift nails upon me, tearing my cheek and taking off my ear.
• We have given the hand to the Egyptians, And to the Assyrians, that we might be sated with food.
• Thou broughtest me no sweet cane with thy money, Nor with the fat of thy sacrifices sated me.
• Manual work of this kind has often been the refuge of those rulers, who, sated with pleasure and devoid of literary tastes, have found time hang heavy upon their hands.
• Gold, gold! A deep bay, thronged at the mouth with islets so green and fair, they were marvel to us who were sated with islands great and small.
• However, the soldiers sated their greed at the expense of the innocent town.
• And what end to the presents? Why, you can never be sated.
• Weak, shaking, sated with horror and numb with fear, Masanath attempted to return to her apartments, but at the second step she reeled.
• Sated with his pleasures, broken by indulgence and passion, the Emperor Charles the Fifth resigned his gold and throne to his son, King Philip.
• I wondered even then if a few common words of explanation, a few sober words of promise, would not have satisfied the crowd, already sated with eloquence.
• Most gladly would she listen to the Word of God, and, like Mary, was never sated with the sweetness of the Holy Scriptures that were read.
• Whatever taste for the adventurous he may have possessed had been sated by his career as an itinerant.
• It is this man, his enemies at home the sated Parisian, who knew a gusto in living greater than that of any English writer since Borrow.
• But, by the removal of one company as they grow tired and sated, room is made for a new company to approach and enjoy the ever renewing spectacle and feast of the world.
• For the time the desire of Little Deeping to eat rabbits was sated.
• Danton, the cruel Danton, became sated with blood, and wished to stop its effusion.
• Petrarch had given shape to Italian thought, and through his influence Germany became sated with poetic imagery and overwrought fancy.
• The Dutch would not be sated with Volney until they had published and read three editions of his works.
• They, too, were tired with the hunting and sated with the quarry.
• Those who had not seen before the celebrated Concepcion Iquist now saw her and sated their eyes upon her.
• The eighth was progressing well, but the young seamstress was becoming sated with quilts.
• When at last he was sated with what that part had to give, a subtle chemical change had taken place in his mental make-up, one might say.
• So sated was I already with beauty and with wit, that I hardly dared hope for a fresh emotion.
• I pushed from me with loathing and indignation the gold on which I had before sated my foolish heart.
• Well, in those days I had neither a sated eye, nor gout, nor judgment of good wine.
• Old tastes return and mild delights become luxuries, as if the new tissues in nerve and brain were not sated, like those of the older body in which they are taking their places.
• Salome of Ephesus, who could send the sated theaters wild with her appeal to their senses, had found enchantment of a half-mad city not hard.
• The crocodiles are sated with their prey, for men willingly go to them.
• Noble ladies go hungry, whilst butchers are sated with what was once prepared for them.

Similar words containing SAT without suffix ed

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