Pronunciation: /dɪsˌsætɪsˈfækʃən/
noun a feeling of lack of satisfaction
A1 I expressed my dissatisfaction with the service I received at the restaurant.
A2 The customer's dissatisfaction with the product led to a refund.
B1 The survey results showed a high level of dissatisfaction among employees.
B2 The company addressed the customers' dissatisfaction by improving their customer service.
C1 The politician's dissatisfaction with the current policies led to a call for change.
C2 The artist's dissatisfaction with their previous work inspired them to create a masterpiece.
adjective dissatisfied
A1 She expressed her dissatisfaction with the service at the restaurant.
A2 The customer's dissatisfaction with the product led to a refund.
B1 The team leader addressed the employees' dissatisfaction with the new work schedule.
B2 The survey results revealed widespread dissatisfaction among the participants.
C1 The company conducted a thorough analysis to understand the root causes of customer dissatisfaction.
C2 The board of directors discussed strategies to address the shareholders' dissatisfaction with the company's performance.
formal The customer expressed their dissatisfaction with the product quality.
informal She was really unhappy with how the event turned out.
slang I'm totally bummed about the service I received.
figurative Her dissatisfaction hung in the air like a dark cloud.
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