slaked

/sleɪkt/
adjective
  1. Satisfied or quenched, especially of a thirst or desire.
    • The slaked need for adventure was replaced by a quiet satisfaction.
    • With his thirst slaked, he felt ready to continue the journey.
    • Her slaked curiosity left her feeling peaceful and content.
  2. Describing lime that has been combined with water, resulting in a stable, non-reactive compound used in construction.
    • The garden soil was improved by adding slaked lime to reduce acidity.
    • The mason used slaked lime to make the mortar for the brick wall.
    • Slaked lime is safer to handle than quicklime because it is less caustic.
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