Pronunciation: /ˈsɜːr.fɪ.tɪd/
verb past tense of 'surfeit', meaning to indulge in something to excess
A1 I am surfeited with chocolate after eating too much at the party.
A2 She felt surfeited with information after studying for hours.
B1 The tourists were surfeited with souvenirs after shopping all day.
B2 The audience was surfeited with excitement after the thrilling performance.
C1 The billionaire was surfeited with luxury, owning multiple mansions and yachts.
C2 After years of success, the actor was surfeited with fame and fortune.
adjective excessively filled or supplied; overindulged
A1 After eating too much cake, I felt surfeited and couldn't eat another bite.
A2 The buffet at the party left me feeling surfeited with all the delicious food.
B1 The endless options at the all-you-can-eat restaurant left me surfeited and unable to choose.
B2 The extravagant feast at the wedding left the guests surfeited and satisfied.
C1 The gourmet tasting menu left the diners surfeited with exquisite flavors and textures.
C2 The multi-course meal at the Michelin-starred restaurant left the food critic surfeited with culinary delights.
formal After the lavish banquet, the guests were surfeited with food and drink.
informal I ate so much pizza that I feel surfeited now.
slang I binged on junk food and now I'm totally surfeited.
figurative Her thirst for knowledge was surfeited after reading the entire encyclopedia.
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