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Meaning of dissatisfy
to not satisfy someone or something
Etymology of dissatisfy
The word "dissatisfy" has its roots in the Latin words "dis" meaning "not" or "opposite of" and "satisfacere" meaning "to satisfy"
It entered the English language in the 15th century, initially used in formal or literary contexts
Over time, its usage has expanded to include various aspects of life, from personal relationships to customer service
Synonyms
disappoint
disillusion
discontent
frustrate
displease
annoy
irritate
vex
dissatisfy
dishearten
discourage
demoralize
dispirit
depress
demotivate
disenchant
discontent
displeasure
disillusionment
dissatisfaction
let down
fail to meet expectations
fall short
not come up to scratch
fail to satisfy
not fulfill
unfulfill
leave wanting
leave unsatisfied
leave unfulfilled
Definitions
- To fail to satisfy someone or something
- * To cause someone to feel unhappy or discontented because their expectations or needs are not being met
- * To make someone feel unenthusiastic or uninterested
Usage Examples
- The new policy dissatisfies many employees who feel it does not address their concerns
- * The movie's ending dissatisfies the audience, leaving them with unanswered questions
- * The company's customer service dissatisfies many clients, leading to a loss of business