satisfying
- adjective
- /ˈsætɪsfaɪɪŋ/
- Completing the puzzle was a satisfying accomplishment after so many hours of work.
- the most satisfying
- Satisfying list
Remember when this had like that super satisfying spaceship sound?
- Remember when this had like that super satisfying spaceship sound?
- Pointe shoes are very satisfying because of this noise.
- It was more satisfying than SWAT ever was.
- But it's, it's deeper than that and it's, it's a satisfying feeling.
- I didn't do that in a most satisfying way, but it was great.
Examples
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The movie ended on a satisfying note, leaving the audience pleased with the resolution.
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Hearing her children laugh and play was a satisfying experience for the mother.
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We are ready for the most satisfying part, the clean up.
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Oh, this is actually very satisfying to you guys.
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That is so much more satisfying and so fast.
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I am leaving you with some satisfying sounds of the assembly process.
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But it's, it's deeper than that and it's, it's a satisfying feeling.
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Pointe shoes are very satisfying because of this noise.
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This, on the other hand, is a satisfying kind of grippiness.
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Again, the satisfying snap of the elastic bands.
Synonyms
Pleasant to do or experience
An activity or experience that makes you feel good and successful
Giving a pleasant feeling of enjoyment or satisfaction
Pleasing and making you feel proud or satisfied
Causing a feeling of enjoyment or happiness
Making you feel happy and satisfied because you do something useful
Antonyms
Compounds
How Satisfying
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Satisfying comes from two Latin parts, satis meaning 'enough' and facere meaning 'to make', and you can see satis in the English word sufficient. So something satisfying 'makes enough' for you and leaves you feeling pleased and complete when a need or wish is met.