adjective

satisfied

Content with a result or convinced that something is true.

She is satisfied with the repairs to her old bicycle.

Etymology

The Latin verb means doing enough. Someone satisfied has received enough to meet a desire or enough evidence to settle a doubt.

More examples

  • The meal leaves us feeling full and satisfied.
  • Are you satisfied that the figures are accurate?
  • I'm not satisfied with his explanation of the delay.

Forms

satisfied · more satisfied · most satisfied

satisfy verb — Meet someone's needs, expectations, or requirements.

satisfaction noun — A feeling of contentment or fulfillment.

Similar words

content
Emphasizes feeling at ease rather than judging a result.
pleased
Emphasizes happiness rather than having doubts or needs resolved.
convinced
Emphasizes firm belief rather than contentment with an outcome.