Pronunciation: /sætɪsˈfækʃən/
noun a feeling of contentment or fulfillment
A1 Eating ice cream gives me satisfaction.
A2 She felt a sense of satisfaction after completing the puzzle.
B1 Customer satisfaction is our top priority.
B2 The artist's satisfaction comes from creating beautiful masterpieces.
C1 The satisfaction of achieving his goals motivated him to work even harder.
C2 The feeling of satisfaction that comes from helping others is priceless.
adjective satisfactory or fulfilling
A1 She felt satisfaction after completing her homework.
A2 The customer expressed satisfaction with the service provided.
B1 The team achieved a high level of satisfaction from their clients.
B2 The artist's work was met with critical acclaim and widespread satisfaction.
C1 The company's commitment to customer satisfaction has led to increased loyalty.
C2 His pursuit of perfection in his work brought him great satisfaction and recognition.
adverb satisfactorily or fulfillingly
A1 She smiled with satisfaction after finishing her homework.
A2 He nodded in satisfaction as he tasted the delicious food.
B1 The customer expressed satisfaction with the service provided.
B2 The artist felt a sense of satisfaction as he completed his masterpiece.
C1 The athlete's satisfaction with his performance was evident in his celebratory dance.
C2 The successful completion of the project brought immense satisfaction to the team.
formal Customer satisfaction is our top priority at this company.
informal I can tell by the smile on your face that you're feeling a sense of satisfaction.
slang I'm totally satisfied with how everything turned out.
figurative The artist's work brought a deep sense of satisfaction to my soul.
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