verb

satisfy

to satisfy, to meet, to fulfil

The food satisfied my hunger.

The food satisfied my hunger.

You must satisfy the requirements for the job.

You must satisfy the requirements for the job.

His answer did not satisfy the committee.

His answer did not satisfy the committee.

((sb./sth.)) to please (sb.) or provide what is wanted The new policy satisfied most employees.

((sth.)) to meet or fulfil (a requirement, need, etc.) Does this product satisfy your needs?

Synonyms: please, fulfil, meet; Antonyms: dissatisfy, displease

From Latin 'satis' (enough) + 'facere' (to make). 'To make enough'.

Think of a 'satis-factory' - a factory that makes enough of what you need.

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