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To: Lesley Grof From: jena masqufelera Sent: Mon 8/20/2018 11:50:29 AM Subject: Fwd: Satiety - plus, trending lookups galore! !!! Remember this? Begin forwarded message: From: "M-W's Word of the Day" <Ma Date: Au ust 20 2018 at 4:10:41 AM CDT To: Subject:Satiety - pus, trending lookups galore! Reply-To: satiety noun suh-TYE-uh- tee Definition 1 : the quality or state of being fed or gratified to or beyond capacity : surfeit, fullness EFTA_R1_01049614 EFTA02256452 2 : the revulsion or disgust cau


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To: Lesley Grof 
From: jena masqufelera
Sent: Mon 8/20/2018 11:50:29 AM 
Subject: Fwd: Satiety - plus, trending lookups galore! 
!!! Remember this? 
Begin forwarded message: 
From: "M-W's Word of the Day" <Ma 
Date: Au ust 20 2018 at 4:10:41 AM CDT 
To: 
Subject:Satiety - pus, trending lookups galore! 
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satiety 
noun suh-TYE-uh-
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Definition 
1 : the quality or state of being fed or gratified to or beyond capacity : surfeit, 
fullness 
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2 : the revulsion or disgust caused by overindulgence or excess 
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You may have accurately guessed that satiety is related to satisfy, satiate (meaning 
"to satisfy fully or to excess"), and sate (which means "to glut" or "to satisfy to the 
full"). Satiety, along with the others, ultimately comes from the Latin word satis, which 
means "enough." English speakers apparently couldn't get enough of satis- derived 
words in the 15th and 16th centuries, when all of these words entered the language. 
Satiety itself was borrowed into English in the mid-1500s from the Middle French 
word satiety of the same meaning. 
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Examples of SATIETY 
"Yes, avocado is high in fat, but it's the good, monounsaturated kind that helps 
increase satiety so you feel full with fewer calories." 
— Georgia Downard, Self, June 2011 
"High fiber foods increase satiety, or the feeling of fullness, and reduce appetite. 
Feeling fuller for longer can reduce a person's overall calorie intake." 
— Laura Sant, The Preston Citizen, 20 June 2018 
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