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What (who) is Saturate - definition
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Saturate (Album); Saturate (disambiguation); Saturate (album)
saturate
¦ verb 'sat??re?t
1. soak thoroughly with water or other liquid.
2. cause to combine with, dissolve, or hold the greatest possible quantity of another substance.
(usu. be saturated with) fill until no more can be held or absorbed.
3. magnetize or charge (a substance or device) fully.
4. supply (a market) beyond the point at which the demand for a product is satisfied.
5. overwhelm (an enemy target) by concentrated bombing.
¦ noun 'sat??r?t a saturated fat.
Derivatives
saturable adjective
Origin
ME (as adjective meaning 'satisfied'): from L. saturat-, saturare 'fill, glut', from satur 'full'.
saturate
v. (D; tr.) to saturate with
saturate
v. a.
Drench, fill full, imbue thoroughly, soak.
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Saturate
Saturate may refer to:
- Saturate (Breaking Benjamin album), 2002
- Saturate (Gojira album), 1999
- Saturate (Jeff Deyo album), 2002
- "Electronic Battle Weapon 8", a song by The Chemical Brothers, a shorter version of which was released under the name "Saturate"
Examples of use of Saturate
1. Video–on–demand is expensive and can saturate scarce mobile network capacity.
2. Bootleggers, drug dealers, sex–workers and robbers saturate the area as a cloud of darkness descends.
3. The super–fit bodies that saturate TV shows and commercials can exacerbate such problems.
4. Wi–fi is, for example, so short–ranged that it could take thousands of relays to saturate a large city.
5. If the rain is heavy it will saturate the top layer of the soil quickly, which then blocks further absorption.