quenched

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quenched

His thirst was quenched after drinking the cool water.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Satisfied or extinguished: Refers to something that has been satisfied, suppressed, or put out completely. Often used for thirst, desires, or flames.
    • Overcome or subdued: Describes something, like a rebellion or feeling, that has been forcefully overcome or ended.
Examples of Usage
  • Adjective:
    • After the long hike, his quenched thirst allowed him to enjoy the view. (His thirst was completely satisfied.)
    • The firefighters declared the blaze quenched after several hours. (The fire was completely extinguished.)
    • The quenched rebellion left the city in an uneasy calm. (The rebellion was subdued.)
Advanced Usage
  • Metallurgy: In materials science, "quenched" describes metal that has been rapidly cooled (as by immersion in oil or water) to increase its hardness.
    • The quenched steel was much harder but also more brittle.
Variants and Related Words
  • Quench (verb): To satisfy (thirst); to extinguish (a fire); to suppress or put an end to.
    • Water will quench your thirst.
  • Quenchable (adjective): Capable of being quenched.
  • Quencher (noun): Something that quenches, like a thirst-quenching drink.
Synonyms
  • Satisfied (for thirst/desire)
  • Extinguished (for fire/light)
  • Suppressed
  • Squelched
Related Phrases
  • Thirst quenched: A common collocation meaning one's thirst has been fully satisfied.
    • With his thirst quenched, he felt revitalized.
quenched

His thirst was quenched after drinking the cool water.

Adjective
  1. subdued or overcome
    • the quelled rebellion
    • an uprising quenched almost before it started
    • a squelched rumor
  2. allayed
    • his thirst quenched he was able to continue