Satiety 1100 Words You Need Week 41 Day 1
/səˈtaɪətɪ/ (noun)
the feeling or state of being sated, repleteness, satisfaction, satiation, repletion, fullness, excess, surfeit, capacity, overload, overindulgence, inundation, permeation, soaking, saturation, drenching, wetting, succulence
If you’ve ever wondered why you fill up on a bowl of oatmeal but can eat three doughnuts before feeling satisfied, the reason is the comparative satiety levels of these foods. Susanna Holt, PhD, developed a satiety index, reported in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition. Taking 240-calorie portions of popular foods, she ranks them according to how they compare with a slice of white bread, which carries a rank of 100. Oatmeal has a high satiety level at 209, while a doughnut’s rank is 68. Interestingly, a 240-calorie serving of boiled potatoes rank highest at 323, but French fries score just 116.
Source: https://www.webmd.com/
Antonym: dryness, hunger, starvation
Verb: satiate: quench, slake, overindulge, gorge, surfeit, satisfy, cloy, glut
Noun: satiation
Adjective: satiable, insatiable
