Satisfaction

What do we mean by satisfaction?

The fulfillment or gratification of a desire, need, or appetite. noun

Pleasure or contentment derived from such gratification. noun

An instance of being satisfied or a source of gratification. noun

Assurance beyond doubt or question; complete conviction. noun

Compensation for injury or loss; reparation. noun

The opportunity to avenge a wrong; vindication. noun

The act of satisfying, or of fully supplying or gratifying wants or wishes; full compliance with demands; fulfilment of conditions. noun

In theology, the doctrine of satisfaction is the doctrine that the sufferings and death of Christ satisfied the requirements of God's justice, and thus prepared the way for the forgiveness of sins. The word does not occur in this sense in the Scriptures. noun

Extinguishment of an obligation or claim by payment, or by surrender or concession of something accepted as equivalent to payment; quittance. noun

Compensation; reparation; atonement. noun

The state of being satisfied; a gratified or contented feeling or state of mind; tranquillity resulting from gratified desire; content; gratification. noun

Means or opportunity of repairing a supposed wrong done to one's honor, as by duel, or, in place of it, by apology and reparation; the acceptance by the aggressor of a challenge to single combat with the aggrieved person, or the hostile meeting which ensues. noun

Eccles., part of the sacrament of penance. See penance. noun

Synonyms Atonement, Expiation, etc. See propitiation. noun

2 and Recompense, amends, remuneration, requital, payment. noun

Contentment, etc. (see contentment); pleasure, enjoyment. noun

The act of satisfying, or the state of being satisfied; gratification of desire; contentment in possession and enjoyment; repose of mind resulting from compliance with its desires or demands. noun

Settlement of a claim, due, or demand; payment; indemnification; adequate compensation. noun

A fulfilment of a need or desire.

The pleasure obtained by such fulfillment.

The source of such gratification.

A reparation for an injury or loss.

A vindication for a wrong suffered.

The tangible feeling in which I demand some of. Urban Dictionary

The feeling you get when you obtain one of the following: revenge, orgasm, college degree, a really hot chick's/dude's phone # Urban Dictionary

What you demand when someone insults your honor Urban Dictionary

1. A feeling of completion; the filling of a emotional requirement. 2. What Mick Jagger can't get. Urban Dictionary

A concept defined by men as a fulfilling and brief encounter with a beautiful woman. A concept defined by women as non-existent. Suggested alternative: Doritos and dip. Urban Dictionary

A sense of fulfillment/contentment after achieving a goal. Also, the look on David Cook's face with that infamous grin after doing something particularly well. Usually sexually related. Urban Dictionary

A Myth for humans Urban Dictionary

Gratification found in doing something/someone. Urban Dictionary

Something satisfying makes a person feel satisfactional. The action of one being satisfied Urban Dictionary

The feeling you get when your phone has a new message/missed call. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to satisfaction:
satisfaction, unsatisfaction, satisdation, insatisfaction, satisfactive, satisfactions.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word satisfaction:
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Words that rhyme with satisfaction:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe satisfaction:
great, own, much, personal, sexual, greater, marital, general, complete, more, full, little, entire, greatest, patient, deep, overall, mutual, real, emotional, perfect, immediate, considerable, self, evident, grim, less, universal, intense, immense, infinite, highest, secret, maximum, peculiar, intellectual, aesthetic, quiet, inner, apparent, profound, inward, spiritual, intrinsic, smug, equal, utmost, genuine, partial, supreme, vicarious, psychological, obvious, reasonable, extreme, ultimate, melancholy, subjective, lasting, proud, lively, enormous, solid, ample, tremendous, fullest.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective satisfaction:
study, dissatisfaction, grids.

Words that sound like satisfaction:
satisfaction, satisfactions, dissatisfaction, unsatisfaction, insatisfaction, satisfactory, science fiction, dissatisfactions, science-fiction, c-section.