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For the first time in a week, we ate until we were sated.
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Even the library could not sate my thirst for knowledge.
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During the four years since his puppyhood he had lived the life of a sated aristocrat; (source)sated = with all hungers satisfied
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How much would it take to sate that appetite?† (source)
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The audience will be sated seeing me injured and treed and the pack below me.† (source)
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But I couldn't see it again, and it occurred to me that the voracious ambition of humans is never sated by dreams coming true, because there is always the thought that everything might be done better and again.† (source)
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The creature behind them jerked and moaned, and Harry and Dumbledore sate without talking for the longest time yet.† (source)
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Essay and Baboo lay in the grass, sated, observing the proceedings by the glow of the moth-crossed porch light.† (source)
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At times his devouring, unsated brain seemed to be beyond his governance: it was a frightful bird whose beak was in his heart, whose talons tore unceasingly at his bowels.† (source)unsated = not satisfiedstandard prefix: The prefix "un-" in unsated means not and reverses the meaning of sated. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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And I take it this psychic has told you that the United Sates won't receive the antivirus in time.† (source)Sates = indulges a hunger; or fills to satisfaction
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Most of the leaders of this city risked their lives to protect it from Jeanine and died, and I will not jeopardize it now for the sake of sating your selfish curiosity.† (source)
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The men were gaining on them, and Saeed and Nadia began to wonder aloud what of their things they could leave behind, to lighten the load, or as an offering that might sate their pursuers.† (source)
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He had sated his curiosity about the visitors when they made their entrance.† (source)
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Yesterday word came to Rome that, with a fleet, they had rowed down the Bosphorus, sunk the galleys off Byzantium and Chalcedon, swept the Propontis, and, still unsated, burst through into the Aegean.† (source)unsated = not satisfied
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Therefore, those Sates will probably not oppose the larger States' just and legitimate claims.† (source)Sates = indulges a hunger; or fills to satisfaction
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Mami and Abuelo were on the back patio, conver-sating.† (source)
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