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View definitions for quench

quench

verb as in satisfy, especially thirst

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Example Sentences

"I was successful in stopping the bill tonight, when a 2/3 vote was required, but undoubtably it will be back because Trump’s thirst for unlimited power can never be quenched," he wrote on X.

From Salon

The danger that Mr Diriye faces is a recurring reality that many smugglers endure while illicitly ferrying alcohol from Ethiopia to Mogadishu, in order to quench the growing demand.

From BBC

She and her team are instead working on a new process called “shock quenching”.

From BBC

Which we also read – how else were we expected to quench our thirst for all those years?

From Salon

However, the attacks quickly quenched out before any scar tissue could form.

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

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