Satisfying

Pronunciation: /ˈsætɪsfaɪɪŋ/

Definitions of satisfying

adjective providing fulfillment or gratification; making one feel content or pleased

Example Sentences

A1 Eating ice cream on a hot day is very satisfying.

A2 Finishing a puzzle can be a satisfying experience.

B1 Receiving positive feedback from your boss can be very satisfying.

B2 Completing a challenging project ahead of schedule is a satisfying achievement.

C1 Winning a prestigious award can be a deeply satisfying moment in one's career.

C2 Traveling to exotic locations and experiencing new cultures can be a truly satisfying adventure.

Examples of satisfying in a Sentence

formal The completion of the project was very satisfying as all objectives were met.

informal Eating a delicious meal after a long day is always so satisfying.

slang That movie was so satisfying, I could watch it over and over again.

figurative Finding closure in a difficult situation can be incredibly satisfying for the soul.

Grammatical Forms of satisfying

• past tense: satisfied
• plural: satisfying
• comparative: more satisfying
• superlative: most satisfying
• present tense: satisfies
• future tense: will satisfy
• perfect tense: has satisfied
• continuous tense: is satisfying
• singular: satisfying
• positive degree: satisfying
• infinitive: to satisfy
• gerund: satisfying
• participle: satisfied

Origin and Evolution of satisfying

First Known Use: 0015 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'satisfying' originated from the Latin word 'satisfacere' which means to do enough or to make up for.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'satisfying' has evolved to encompass a feeling of contentment or fulfillment when something meets one's expectations or desires.