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View definitions for unsatisfied

unsatisfied

adjective as in unfulfilled

Strongest match

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I always think back to this, there was some talk about how they were a bit unsatisfied with the ending, and I think it was a call with Charlie, with Spike and with Vince Landay, the producer.

Vosburg, a Republican, was unsatisfied.

The Supreme Court’s conservative supermajority has overturned the right to abortion access, dismantled federal gun laws, and stripped the government’s ability to enforce regulations, yet Leonard Leo is still unsatisfied with the current state of conservatism in America.

From Slate

If a place has poor customer service or is simply not on par with his own taste, Lee is quick to say, “I’m not the target audience,” and refrains from showing videos of the restaurants that left him unsatisfied.

From Salon

After work on some sub-Corman exploitation films, he made his way to television, where though successful — he was staffed on “The Rockford Files,” “I’ll Fly Away” and “Northern Exposure” — he was unsatisfied: “The problem was, you knew what the limits were but you were always testing them, and you would always fail.”

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