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sat

Latin

Variants

satsatissaturset

Related Roots

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About This Root

From Latin satis (enough) and satur (full, sated). The core idea of 'having enough' branches in two directions: satisfaction and contentment (satisfy, satisfactory, sate) versus excess and insatiability (saturate, insatiable). Dissatisfied adds the prefix for 'apart from' — no longer having enough. Asset originally derived from the related idea of 'sufficient property.'

Associated Words

asset

Something of value owned by a person or organization; a useful quality or advantage

NGSL 2kIELTSTOEFL

desaturation

A reduction in saturation, especially of blood oxygen levels

B1

dissatisfaction

A feeling of unhappiness or discontent

B2

dissatisfactory

Causing dissatisfaction; below expectations

C2

dissatisfied

Feeling displeased or not content

B2

dissatisfy

To fail to satisfy; to cause discontent

A2

insatiability

The state of being impossible to satisfy

C2

insatiable

Impossible to satisfy; extremely greedy

GREC2

insatiably

In a way that cannot be satisfied

C2

insatiate

Never satisfied; insatiable

C2

sarcasm

Sharp, ironic language used to mock or show contempt; 讽刺,挖苦,嘲讽

IELTSTOEFLC2

sarcastic

Mocking or contemptuous in an ironic way; 讽刺的,挖苦的

TOEFLGREC2

sarcastically

In a sarcastic, mocking manner

C2

sate

To fully satisfy an appetite or desire; 使餍足,使充分满足

GREA1

sated

Fully satisfied, having had enough or too much; 餍足的,过饱的

GREA1

satellite

A man-made or natural body orbiting a planet; a dependent state; 人造卫星;天然卫星;附属国

IELTSTOEFLB1

satiable

Capable of being satisfied or sated

C2

satiate

To satisfy fully or to excess; fully satisfied

TOEFLC2

satiated

Pleasantly full or satisfied

GREC2

satiation

The state of being fully satisfied or sated

C2

satiety

The feeling of being completely full or satisfied

C2

satire

Writing or art that uses humor and irony to mock or criticize

TOEFLGREC1

satirical

Using satire or irony to mock or criticize

TOEFLC2

satirically

In a satirical or ironic manner

C2

satirize

To mock or criticize using satire

GREC2

satisfaction

The pleasure or contentment felt when a need or desire is fulfilled

NGSL 3kIELTSTOEFL

satisfactorily

In a way that meets requirements adequately

B2

satisfactory

Adequate and meeting requirements

TOEFLB2

satisfiable

Capable of being satisfied or fulfilled

A2

satisfied

Feeling pleased that one's needs are met; convinced

B1

satisfy

To meet needs or expectations; to make someone content

NGSL 2kTOEFLA2

satisfying

Giving pleasure or fulfilment; meeting expectations well

A2

satisfyingly

In a satisfying or gratifying manner

A2

saturable

Capable of being saturated

A1

saturant

Saturating; a substance used to saturate another

A1

saturate

To soak or fill completely; to make fully saturated

IELTSTOEFLGRE

saturated

Completely soaked or filled to capacity

TOEFLGREA1

saturation

The state of being completely soaked or filled to capacity; color vividness

A1

self-satisfaction

Excessive pleasure or smugness about one's own achievements

self-satisfied

Excessively pleased with oneself; smug

soul-satisfying

Deeply fulfilling to one's inner self

supersaturate

To make a solution hold more solute than normally possible

unsatisfactory

Not good enough; failing to meet expectations

TOEFLB2

unsatisfied

Not content; having unmet needs or desires

A2

unsatisfying

Failing to provide satisfaction

A2

unsaturated

Not saturated; having double or triple bonds between carbon atoms

C2