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Definition of satisfaction
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of satisfaction is as below...
Satisfaction
(n.)
Settlement
of a
claim,
due, or
demand;
payment;
indemnification;
adequate
compensation..
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Gree
::
Gree (n.) Good will;
favor;
pleasure;
satisfaction;
-- used esp. in such
phrases
as: to take in gree; to
accept
in gree; that is, to take
favorably..
Peevish
::
Peevish
(a.)
Expressing
fretfulness
and
discontent,
or
unjustifiable
dissatisfaction;
as, a
peevish
answer..
Lien
::
Lien (n.) A legal
claim;
a
charge
upon real or
personal
property
for the
satisfaction
of some debt or duty; a right in one to
control
or hold and
retain
the
property
of
another
until some claim of the
former
is paid or
satisfied.
Treat
::
Treat (n.) That which
affords
entertainment;
a
gratification;
a
satisfaction;
as, the
concert
was a rich
treat..
Atone
::
Atone (v. t.) To make
satisfaction
for; to
expiate.
Exalt
::
Exalt (v. t.) To lift up with joy,
pride,
or
success;
to
inspire
with
delight
or
satisfaction;
to
elate..
Escuage
::
Escuage
(n.)
Service
of the
shield,
a
species
of
knight
service
by which a
tenant
was bound to
follow
his lord to war, at his own
charge.
It was
afterward
exchanged
for a
pecuniary
satisfaction.
Called
also
scutage..
Delightful
::
Delightful
(a.)
Highly
pleasing;
affording
great
pleasure
and
satisfaction.
Dissatisfactory
::
Dissatisfactory
(a.)
Causing
dissatisfaction;
unable
to give
content;
unsatisfactory;
displeasing.
Contentment
::
Contentment
(v. t.)
Gratification;
pleasure;
satisfaction.
Pay
::
Pay (v. i.) To give a
recompense;
to make
payment,
requital,
or
satisfaction;
to
discharge
a
debt..
Expiate
::
Expiate
(v. t.) To
extinguish
the guilt of by
sufferance
of
penalty
or some
equivalent;
to make
complete
satisfaction
for; to atone for; to make
amends
for; to make
expiation
for; as, to
expiate
a
crime,
a
guilt,
or sin..
Self-satisfaction
::
Self-satisfaction
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
self-satisfied.
Clamor
::
Clamor
(n.) A
continued
expression
of
dissatisfaction
or
discontent;
a
popular
outcry.
Emissary
::
Emissary
(n.) An agent
employed
to
advance,
in a
covert
manner,
the
interests
of his
employers;
one sent out by any power that is at war with
another,
to
create
dissatisfaction
among the
people
of the
latter..
Unsatisfaction
::
Unsatisfaction
(n.)
Dissatisfaction.
Complacency
::
Complacency
(n.) The
manifestation
of
contentment
or
satisfaction;
good
nature;
kindness;
civility;
affability.
Meal
::
Meal (n.) The
portion
of food taken at a
particular
time for the
satisfaction
of
appetite;
the
quantity
usually
taken at one time with the
purpose
of
satisfying
hunger;
a
repast;
the act or time of
eating
a meal; as, the
traveler
has not eaten a good meal for a week; there was
silence
during
the
meal..
Pignoration
::
Pignoration
(n.) The
taking
of
cattle
doing
damage,
by way of
pledge,
till
satisfaction
is
made..
Laughter
::
Laughter
(v. i.) A
movement
(usually
involuntary)
of the
muscles
of the face,
particularly
of the lips, with a
peculiar
expression
of the eyes,
indicating
merriment,
satisfaction,
or
derision,
and
usually
attended
by a
sonorous
and
interrupted
expulsion
of air from the
lungs.
See
Laugh,
v. i..
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