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sat·is·fied

   [sat-is-fahyd]
adjective
1.
content: a satisfied look.
2.
completely paid, as a bill.
3.
convinced, as in an argument: Their opponents were finally satisfied.
Origin:
1565–75; satisfy + -ed2

Related forms
qua·si-sat·is·fied, adjective
un·sat·is·fied, adjective
well-sat·is·fied, adjective
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unsatisfied (ʌnˈsætɪsˌfaɪd)
 
—adj
(of a person, demand, need, etc) not satisfied or fulfilled: an unsatisfied demand for fresh fruit

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unsatisfied
c.1430, from un- (1) "not" + pp. of satisfy. Unsatisfactory is attested from 1637.
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