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satisfy
verb as in please, content
Strongest matches
amuse, appease, assuage, delight, elate, entertain, fascinate, flatter, gratify, mollify, placate
Strong matches
animate, befriend, captivate, capture, cheer, cloy, comfort, conciliate, enliven, enthrall, exhilarate, fill, gladden, glut, gorge, humor, indulge, pacify, propitiate, quench, rejoice, sate, satiate, score, sell, slake, suit, surfeit
Weak matches
brighten up, do the trick, fill the bill, get by, hit the spot, make merry, make the grade, sell on
verb as in answer, persuade
Strongest matches
accomplish, appease, assuage, assure, comply with, convince, do, meet, provide, reassure
Strong matches
avail, complete, equip, fill, fulfill, furnish, induce, inveigle, observe, perform, qualify, quiet, score, sell, serve, suffice
Weak matches
be adequate, be enough, be sufficient, come up to, conform to, dispel doubt, get by, keep promise, make good, make the grade, pass muster, put mind at ease, serve the purpose, tide over, win over
Example Sentences
But many are satisfied with this new, uniformly loving world.
Internally, they were dealt with quietly, behind closed doors, and with the apparent result that everyone came away satisfied it had been resolved in the best possible way.
But after graduating from UC Berkeley with a sociology degree, Torres found himself back in the family business, unable to find a job that satisfied him.
They concluded: "We are satisfied that the policing strategy and operational plan was effective, proportionate and maintained the city's reputation as a safe and welcoming place for everyone."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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