unsated

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ sated.

Adjective

unsated (not comparable)

Not sated.
- 1834, Catherine Grace Frances Gore, Mothers and Daughters, page 305:
  The beauty, in her first season of triumph, listens to the whispers of adulation with sparkling eye and flushing cheek, and a heart yet unsated by their monotony; […]
Insatiable. (Can we add an example for this sense?)
Synonyms: sateless, unsating

Translations

not sated

Finnish: tyydyttämätön
German: ungesättigt (de), unsatt
Polish: nienasycony (pl)

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