dissatisfied
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3.2
- adjective
- /ˌdɪsˈsætɪsfaɪd/
:
insatisfecho
- Are you dissatisfied here?
- satisfied and dissatisfied
- very dissatisfied
- extremely dissatisfied
Anytime they were dissatisfied, they were welcome to leave.
- Anytime they were dissatisfied, they were welcome to leave.
- And by what you have, are they dissatisfied with their current cancer care?
- She is then left in this dissatisfied state, which is far from humane.
- And I, I, I felt like I shouldn't be this chronically dissatisfied, but I am.
- OK, how do we contribute to the very thing that we're dissatisfied with?
- You're still going to look across life and find something to be dissatisfied about.
- So Hegel is dissatisfied with Kant's approach to this.
- I'd rather be poor and healthy and fulfilled than wealthy and sick and dissatisfied.
- But because we're so dissatisfied with where we are, we're wanting to be where someone else is.
- Most women are probably dissatisfied with the way that their sexual pursuits are going.
- If you have money, you you start to compare yourself to people that have more money than you and you're dissatisfied.
- And if they're not able to achieve those expectations, then that their energy goes down and they become dissatisfied.
- The thought was that, you know, the as these systems became more and more dysfunctional, people would be more and more dissatisfied.
- You know, it's like I was much less dissatisfied with the second or third, even in a local race than I ever would have been.
Examples
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It is better to be a human being dissatisfied than a pig satisfied.
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Had he any reason to be dissatisfied with his position?
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I think when you feel stuck or dissatisfied in your life, it's a signal.
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And by what you have, are they dissatisfied with their current cancer care?
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Anytime they were dissatisfied, they were welcome to leave.
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A majority of the respondents reported that they were dissatisfied with their financial situation.
Academic text (2015) -
The advocates of reform had become greatly dissatisfied with the performance of their economic system.
Academic text (1991) -
Participants in this category were dissatisfied with the university environment and the surrounding amenities.
Academic text (2011) -
"Maureen must have been greatly dissatisfied with her life to have left home the way she did."
Fiction book (1996) -
A majority of the respondents reported that they were dissatisfied with their financial situation.
Synonyms
527
1.0
Unhappy because something you hoped for did not happen
463
1.0
Feeling sad or not pleased about something
68
6.5
Unhappy and annoyed because you feel unfairly treated or disappointed
35
2.0
Feeling sad because something does not meet your hopes
20
3.7
Feeling unhappy because you did not get what you wanted
17
4.7
Not satisfied because you cannot use your skills or reach your goals
7
3.7
Not happy and a little annoyed
3
4.3
Feeling unhappy and not satisfied with your situation
1
7.7
Unhappy with people in charge or the way things are
Not happy with something
Not feeling satisfied because a wish was not met
Antonyms
How Dissatisfied
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dissatisfied is made of dis- ('not') and satisfy, which comes from a root meaning 'enough'. So, if you are dissatisfied you feel something is 'not enough' or not as good as you wanted.