gratify

to gratify a child's thirst for knowledge

to gratify the queen, and gain the court.

it's gratifying seeing everybody gelling.

His headstrong daughter is destined to learn from her own mistakes. One who iswayward willfully and often perversely departs from what is desired, advised, expected, or required in order to gratify his or her own impulses or inclinations:

to gratify a desire

it gratifies me to see you happy

he was gratified by her praise

gratify your taste buds with delicious food

the movie gratified the audience's expectations

gratify your curiosity by exploring new places

the success of the project gratified the team

gratify your senses with soothing music

she was gratified to receive recognition for her hard work

gratify your need for adventure by trying new activities

And that they would therefore leave us in painful but somehow psychologically gratifying ways.

And as long as her father was near her, they were always gratified hastily.

For Sater, the work was surreal and often gratifying.

They all felt gratified, and loved Charles more than ever.

Yes, I said, it's a sad occupation, and one that exists only to gratify the whims of fashion.

It makes them more likely to gratify their physical needs.

There's no need, julia said. it gratifies me just to help you.

In all his young life Sylvester had never had a wish gratified so quickly.

What makes me especially pleased and gratified is the attention it calls to the issue.

Now that she has a job in France, she can gratify her desire to see Paris.