Pronunciation: /ˌsætɪsˈfæktəri/
noun a satisfactory result or outcome
A1 I need a satisfactory explanation for why the project was delayed.
A2 The customer was not happy with the satisfactory of the product.
B1 The team worked hard to ensure a satisfactory outcome for the client.
B2 The company strives for a level of customer satisfaction that goes beyond just satisfactory.
C1 The professor's feedback on the thesis was not just satisfactory, but exceptional.
C2 The quality of service provided by the hotel was nothing short of satisfactory.
adjective describing something that meets expectations or requirements
A1 The food at the restaurant was satisfactory.
A2 The customer service was satisfactory but could have been better.
B1 The hotel room was clean and satisfactory for our needs.
B2 The quality of the product was satisfactory, but the price was a bit high.
C1 The results of the experiment were satisfactory, meeting all of our expectations.
C2 The level of customer satisfaction was deemed satisfactory by the management.
formal The results of the experiment were deemed satisfactory by the research team.
informal I think the movie was pretty satisfactory, nothing too exciting though.
slang The food at that restaurant was so-so, not really satisfactory in my opinion.
figurative Her smile was like a satisfactory conclusion to a long day.
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