sated

For he had not been sated by many tales nor blunted by many books.

Are you not yet sated with rapine and slaughter, that you thus fall upon and tear each other?

With 1200 men he took Hoorn by escalade; plunder-laden and sated, they returned to the sea.

He is sated with change; wearied of novelty; yet unable to fix himself, however much he may wish it.

Buckingham was a sated man of pleasure, who had turned to ambition as to a pastime.

Assuredly, some of the sights therein would have sated his desire for stimulant.

The view the eager monk began with, the sated monarch ended with.

In a short time she has become a neurotic, sated with company, surfeited with herself and the place.

And now the ultimate hour of the blind old man's vengeance had come, not to be sated with land and kine.

Not sated with devouring the horse or hound, he soon turned his swift nails upon me, tearing my cheek and taking off my ear.