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View definitions for dissatisfy

dissatisfy

verb as in displease

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As one of South Korea’s most famous actors, Lee admits that having his face and eyes covered and his voice distorted throughout the first series, was “a little bit dissatisfying”.

From BBC

"So in many ways Americans are expressing that they're dissatisfied on the economy and punished the incumbent party, and that party was Democrat."

From Salon

Their exit polls showed that the typical voter was dissatisfied with the Biden administration.

From Salon

Mandi holds a degree in furniture and product design, but after working in the fashion industry and later at a design firm, he became increasingly dissatisfied with the lack of genuine African-inspired interior textiles.

From BBC

We can read what happened next in Samantha’s own words because, dissatisfied with the police response, she told her story in 1998 to the News of the World.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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