satiate SAY-shee-ayt verb WS #36

to satisfy (a desire or an appetite) to the full; to supply with as much as can be desired or consumed; to fill to excess; to gratify completely

1. After hours of studying, she finally felt able to satiate her thirst for knowledge about quantum physics.
2. The wealthy collector continued buying art pieces, but nothing could satiate his desire for rare paintings.
3. No amount of praise could satiate her need for constant validation and approval from others.
4. The comprehensive documentary managed to satiate viewers' curiosity about the mysterious historical event.
5. The all-you-can-eat buffet was designed to satiate even the heartiest appetites and most voracious diners.