Sated is how you feel when you have had enough, or too much, of something — especially food or pleasure. After a huge dinner you may be sated: full, heavy, not wanting another bite. It can also be pleasure, shopping, or praise; if you are sated with something, you have had so much that more would not be welcome. Though actually, sated is stronger than satisfied. Satisfied can mean “yes, that’s fine.” Sated leans toward “I cannot take any more.” The word is a little formal and a little literary; in a night market a friend will say “我吃好撐” more readily than “I am sated.” It comes from the verb sate plus -ed.