sated, tired of, bored, satiate
飽 centers on reaching a limit of desire or tolerance: being sated or full, and by extension tired of or bored with something from overexposure.
飽 combines 食 (food/eat) with 包, which likely contributes the sound and the idea of wrapping or containing, suggesting being filled with food to the point of satiety.
The left side 飠 is food, and the right side 包 looks like a wrap or container. Picture eating so much food that you are wrapped up in fullness, completely sated and tired of eating.
For ホウ, imagine a huge bowl of food that you eat until you're full, and then you let out a satisfied 'hoo' sound: hoo -> ホウ, as you push the bowl away, sated.
to get tired of; to tire of; to lose interest in; to grow weary of; to get fed up with; to get sick of; to become bored with
saturation; satiation
to get tired of; to tire of; to lose interest in; to grow weary of; to get fed up with; to get sick of; to become bored with
eating until one is full; eating one's fill; gorging (on); satiation
fickle nature; flighty temperament; inconstant person
monounsaturated fatty acid
unsaturated
unsaturated compound
unsaturated hydrocarbon
unsaturated bond
unsaturated fatty acid
polyunsaturated fatty acid
market saturation
semantic satiation
well-fed and well-dressed
beauty is only skin-deep; one gets tired of a beauty in three days
to be tired of hearing
holding the attention of the audience
holding the attention of the audience
to get tired of seeing; to get tired of looking at