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satiation

/ˌseɪ.ʃiˈeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état de pleine satisfaction, en particulier de l'appétit ou du désir, au point qu'on ne peut plus en supporter davantage.

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noun

/ˌseɪ.ʃiˈeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'état de pleine satisfaction, en particulier de l'appétit ou du désir, au point qu'on ne peut plus en supporter davantage.

A noun referring to the state of being fully satisfied, especially in terms of appetite or desire, to the point where no more can be taken in.

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  1. State of fullnessC1formal

    The condition of being completely satisfied, especially in terms of appetite or desire, to the point where no more can be taken.

    frSatiété

    • After the large meal, he reached a state of satiation.
    • The feeling of satiation prevented her from eating dessert.
    • Satiation is often reached after consuming a balanced meal.

    Synonymesfullnessrepletionsatietysatisfaction

    Antonymesappetiteemptinesshunger

  2. Full gratificationC1formal

    The act of achieving complete satisfaction of a need or desire.

    frSatiété complète

    • The satiation of his curiosity came after reading the entire book.
    • Her satiation with the project was evident after its successful completion.
    • The satiation of basic needs is essential for well-being.

    Synonymesappeasementfulfillmentgratificationquenchingrepletionsatietysatisfaction

Formes
  • satiation plural form
  • satiation's possessive plural form
  • satiation's possessive singular form
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