sate

At 33, soon to be 34, there's still no sign of him being sated by all the success, which is probably the very characteristic that has put him in the history books.

Joe wasn’t Dexter Morgan, trying to sate his violent impulses by targeting people who deserved to die.

Funnily enough, all one had to do to sate this famine was look toward the desert.

The Democrat and his family were able to evacuate unscathed, but their home in the sate capital of Harrisburg was severely damaged.

Maybe the drivel would sate you for an hour, but something with genuine substance would taste and feel a whole lot better in the long run.