Pronunciation

/səˈtæsfiækʃən/

Definitions

Noun

• Satisfaction: The feeling of contentment or pleasure derived from one’s needs or desires being fulfilled. For example: “She felt a deep sense of satisfaction after completing the project.”
• Fulfillment: The act of satisfying or achieving a goal or desire. For example: “The customer’s satisfaction was their main priority.”

Verb

• To satisfy (oneself or others): To meet or fulfill the expectations or requirements. For example: “The company strives to satisfy its customers with high-quality products.”
• To achieve satisfaction: To experience a feeling of contentment or fulfillment. For example: “His hard work led to the satisfaction of his dreams.”

Adjective

• Satisfactory: Meeting the required standard or level of quality. For example: “The report was satisfactory, but there were a few areas for improvement.”
• Content: Filled with happiness or pleasure due to a particular situation. For example: “She was content with her new job.”

Phrases

• “Seek satisfaction” implies the pursuit of fulfillment or contentment.
• “Achieve satisfaction” refers to the accomplishment of a goal that brings pleasure.
• “Express satisfaction” denotes the act of conveying one’s happiness with something.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “His new car provided him with immense satisfaction.”
• Verb: “She was deeply satisfied with her performance at the competition.”
• Adjective: “The meal was both delicious and visually satisfying.”

Synonyms

• Fulfillment
• Gratification
• Happiness
• Pleasure
• Contentment
• Ease
• Acceptance
• Satisyed
• Pleased
• Delighted