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Quenched (Adjective)

Allayed; "his thirst quenched he was able to continue".

All adjective clusters.

Her fears quenched by the reassuring words, she felt more at ease with the situation.
His hunger quenched by the hearty meal, he was ready to tackle the long hike.
The child's curiosity quenched by the detailed explanation, she no longer asked questions.
Her doubts quenched by the professor's clear reasoning, she felt more confident in her understanding.
The athlete's thirst quenched by the cool water, she was able to complete the marathon.

Subdued or overcome; "the quelled rebellion"; "an uprising quenched almost before it started"; "a squelched rumor".

All adjective clusters.

The long-standing dispute between the neighbors was finally quenched after a heart-to-heart conversation.
Her temper was momentarily quenched, replaced by a steely resolve to face the opposition.
Though rebellions often started in the province, they were always swiftly quenched by the empire's forces.
It wasn't until after the apology was issued that the controversy was finally quenched.
The company insisted the layoff had nothing to do with her recent complaints, and the rumor was swiftly quenched.