Definitions and Examples of satiated, full
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Feeling satisfied or full after eating; having no desire for more food.
Example
After eating a big meal, he felt satiated and didn't want any dessert.
Having eaten enough food to satisfy one's hunger; not feeling hungry.
Example
She ate a large breakfast and felt full for the rest of the morning.
Key Differences: satiated vs full
- 1Satiated implies a complete satisfaction of hunger, while full implies a feeling of being satisfied but not necessarily completely full.
- 2Full is a more general term that can describe a feeling of satisfaction from any source, while satiated specifically refers to satisfaction from eating.
Effective Usage of satiated, full
- 1Discuss Eating Habits: Use these antonyms to describe how much food someone has eaten or how hungry they feel.
- 2Describe Feelings: Incorporate these antonyms to describe feelings of satisfaction or hunger in characters or people.
- 3Enrich Vocabulary: Utilize these antonyms to expand your vocabulary and communicate more effectively.
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Remember this!
The antonyms satiated and full convey a state of being satisfied or having enough food to eat. Satiated implies complete satisfaction of hunger, while full implies a feeling of being satisfied but not necessarily completely full. Use these antonyms to discuss eating habits, describe feelings, and enrich your vocabulary.
