satisfied
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- adjective
- /ˈsætɪsfaɪd/
:
satisfecho
- Bailey et al. also suggested that Latino families may be less satisfied with early intervention and preschool services.
Wait, there's a hunger in me that is still not satisfied.
- Wait, there's a hunger in me that is still not satisfied.
- It's been over a decade of me searching, testing out things, not being satisfied and just chugging along.
- And I, I think there is this conception of human life once the baser needs are satisfied.
- I will go on my phone and research and shop for hours to find the perfect replacement, never being satisfied with the items I end up ordering.
- Because if I'm trying to get all my, this particular need satisfied by just you, it's too much for both of us.
- You are satisfied because you are fulfilling and fully developing your deepest desires
- Now leptin, when it's released, will signal to your brain that you're satisfied with your food, you are satiated and you are no longer hungry.
- Then only are they fully satisfied and reassured, he says.
- And we left there with nothing satisfied.
- Because he's never satisfied another individual can call themselves a cleaner.
Examples
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Half of the subjects were not satisfied with their current level of activity.
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If you are not personally satisfied, nothing else will ever make you happy.
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But I am far from satisfied with the current state of affairs in the West.
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My interest in science and technology was satisfied by both magazines.
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Trying to help me find sources that can help me find information that then satisfied my curiosity.
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You are satisfied because you are fulfilling and fully developing your deepest desires
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But we began to find that the people who stayed healthy longer and who lived longer, we're the ones who were better connected and were more satisfied with their relationships.
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Our people were no longer satisfied with the meager necessities of existence...
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Now leptin, when it's released, will signal to your brain that you're satisfied with your food, you are satiated and you are no longer hungry.
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After tasting the delicious cake, I felt completely satisfied with my choice.
Synonyms
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Feeling pleased and content
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Feeling happy or satisfied about something
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Feeling very happy about something good
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Feeling happy and satisfied with what you have
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Feeling pleased and satisfied because you received something you wanted
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Having eaten enough that you do not want more food
A thirst or desire that is satisfied
A thirst or desire that is satisfied so you no longer feel it
Feeling happy and satisfied because goals or needs are met
Antonyms
How Satisfied
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Satisfied comes from the Latin parts satis 'enough' and facere 'to make'. So when your hunger or need is satisfied, you have had 'enough' and your desire is filled.