Similar words: expatiation, ingratiation, negotiation, initiation, propitiation, nationalisation, rationalisation, satiate. Meaning: [‚seɪʃɪ'eɪʃn] 
n. 1. the state of being satisfactorily full and unable to take on more 2. the act of achieving full gratification.
n. 1. the state of being satisfactorily full and unable to take on more 2. the act of achieving full gratification. 
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1 A new excitement is only an additional satiation.
2 If so, satiation is said to exist.
3 SATIATION - Numbs them out, they feel nurtured by the numbing experience.
4 Fire satiation of major districts in Chongqing is discussed, based on data form 1997 to 2004.
5 SATIATION - Numbs them out, they feel nurtured by the numbing experience. Underlying emotional issue: unresolved pain.
6 The film is satiation, hard, gloss. The application is convenience.
7 Measurement for controlling fire satiation is discussed And the following problems are presented.
8 The meal was consumed as rapidly as was comfortable within 15 minutes or stopped when satiation occurred.
9 Slowly her heartbeat returned to normal,[www.Sentencedict.com] but her limbs remained heavy with satiation.
10 Description: Traditional wine making method, has nature smell from vinery, wine's body is satiation and long time memorable in the mouth.
11 Usually, trichome density is big, the growth condition is good and the trichome secretion quantity is big that leaf fragrance is full-bodied and satiation.
12 Hunting is usually initiated by hunger and stopped by satiation.
13 Practice portion control and eat slowly to the point of satiation, not fullness.
14 MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Occurrence of branches of hepatic portal vein; clearness and satiation of the vessel wall.
15 Eating slowly will help ensure that you can hear your body's satiation signals.
16 Because of its ultra - fine crystal structure and high refractive index, it make color more abundance satiation.
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