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Definition of satiety in English: satietynounsəˈtʌɪɪtisəˈtaɪədi mass nountechnical The feeling or state of being sated. a molecule that seems to regulate satiety Example sentencesExamples - A diet high in simple carbohydrates does not provide you with a feeling of satiety.
- A diet high in fat, low in fiber and high in fluid calories rather than solid calories doesn't provide effective cues to regulate hunger and satiety.
- However, these drugs may be useful, particularly in patients with other dyspeptic symptoms such as nausea or early satiety.
- The work on liquid calories started with the suggestion that liquid calories somehow failed to stimulate satiety.
- Leptin is a hormone produced by adipocytes that acts in the hypothalamus to signal satiety and to increase basal metabolic rate.
Synonyms satiation, satisfaction, sufficiency, repleteness, repletion, fullness over-fullness, surfeit
Origin Mid 16th century: from Old French saciete, from Latin satietas, from satis 'enough'. Rhymes anxiety, contrariety, dubiety, impiety, impropriety, inebriety, notoriety, piety, sobriety, ubiety, variety Definition of satiety in US English: satietynounsəˈtaɪədisəˈtīədē technical The feeling or state of being sated. Example sentencesExamples - The work on liquid calories started with the suggestion that liquid calories somehow failed to stimulate satiety.
- However, these drugs may be useful, particularly in patients with other dyspeptic symptoms such as nausea or early satiety.
- A diet high in fat, low in fiber and high in fluid calories rather than solid calories doesn't provide effective cues to regulate hunger and satiety.
- Leptin is a hormone produced by adipocytes that acts in the hypothalamus to signal satiety and to increase basal metabolic rate.
- A diet high in simple carbohydrates does not provide you with a feeling of satiety.
Synonyms satiation, satisfaction, sufficiency, repleteness, repletion, fullness
Origin Mid 16th century: from Old French saciete, from Latin satietas, from satis ‘enough’. |