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saturation

noun as in fullness

noun as in satiation

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The company has faced headwinds, including saturation of the EV market in California and federally imposed auto tariffs that make cars and parts more expensive.

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Though genre dominates television production almost to the point of saturation, it may, of course, be done poorly or well, may be obvious or subtle, stale or fresh.

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But in an age of franchise fatigue, ironic tentpoles and streaming saturation, the earnest, four-quadrant spectacle had started to feel like a relic — until “Maverick” reminded Hollywood how potent that formula could still be.

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An increasing number of public figures are blaming a saturation of solar power and an over-reliance on renewable energy.

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“There’s a lot of water saturation and we’re definitely going throughout the area and identifying any trees that may be at risk and removing them,” Carmona said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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