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satisfy

[sat-is-fahy] / ˈsæt ɪsˌfaɪ /




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Maybe that would be enough to satisfy Jeglertz and this hungry group of players.

From BBC

The offer alone—even though many customers won’t take advantage of it—is enough to make the customers more satisfied with the company.

From The Wall Street Journal

“You’d get hungry between film A and film B, but you didn’t need to leave because popcorn was satisfying and sold right there for 10 cents,” says Melnick.

From The Wall Street Journal

As satisfying or convenient as it may be in the short term to describe ICE officers as inhuman monsters, that will ultimately backfire.

From Salon

The novel’s satisfying denouement is assured when a disgraced former colleague of Ben’s, gloriously named Richard Take, accepts the proverbial dagger from Martin.

From The Wall Street Journal