satiate

You speak like a man who is satiated with life.

Not enough blood in the world to satiate her lust.

I could just stop here, satiated; it's been a full day.

Both men were already satiated with horror, and this made little difference.

I was satiated in all ways, yet always craving for more.

"There's no reason to have them except to satiate the crowd."

I fear that it is an appetite which will soon be satiated.

I want to be satiated with tomatoes when tomato time comes.

Yet when he came home, fatigued and satiated, she was still not there.

He was drunk on her flesh, and still trying to satiate himself.

I knew not, but the wonder of her face Grew as the dawn and never satiated.

At the same time all of these languages are satiated with Hebrew words.

The fire between them had been satiated for now, yet the flame burned on.

Another thing, the tangle people eventually were satiated because they got a disease of their own to study.

He also understood that his own curiosity would have to wait to be satiated.

His family was satiated with music and he began to love music at an early age.

Yet she stood here arguing with him, rather than choosing to satiate the need?

Satiate your hard heart, while I follow to the grave my seven sons.

It wasn't as if she'd been exactly sexually satiated of late.

Beyond the charm of their color, with which I am quickly satiated, they have little to say to me."

To her brother, the blood and guts of his video games fail to satiate.

Now, as the cordon is gone, they can satiate their curiosity.

He did everything in his power to assure them that Prussia was satiated.

She was satiated at last and the fires in her blood for the moment seemed quenched.

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