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Meaning of quenched
The primary meaning of the word "quenched" is to satisfy or relieve a desire or need.
Etymology of quenched
The word "quenched" originated from the Old English word "cwencan", which means to extinguish or put out
It is related to the Old Norse word "kvekja", which means to extinguish or quench
The word has been used in English since the 9th century, initially to describe the act of extinguishing a fire or flame, and later to describe the satisfaction of a desire or need
Synonyms
Definitions
- To satisfy or relieve a desire or need, typically a strong or urgent one
- * To put an end to a feeling, especially an unpleasant one
- * To extinguish or put out a fire or flame
Usage Examples
- The firefighters quenched the flames with water and foam
- * After eating a big meal, her hunger was finally quenched
- * The news of the cancellation quenched their enthusiasm for the project
Antonyms
unquenched
unsatisfied
unfulfilled
frustrated
disappointed
displeased
discontented
unhappy
annoyed
irritated
inflamed
exacerbated
intensified
heightened
increased
renewed
revived
stirred
aroused
excited
stimulated