dissatisfied in Latin
dissatisfied in Latin is inexplētus — dissatisfied means not pleased or content; disappointed with how something turned out.
dissatisfied in Latin
inexplētus
What does "dissatisfied" mean?
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adj Not pleased or content; disappointed with how something turned out.
"Dissatisfied customers demanded a refund."
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dissatisfied in a sentence
- Dissatisfied customers demanded a refund.
- He felt dissatisfied with his progress at the gym.
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What is "dissatisfied" in Latin?
"dissatisfied" in Latin is inexplētus. dissatisfied means: Not pleased or content; disappointed with how something turned out.
How do you use "dissatisfied" in a sentence?
Example: "Dissatisfied customers demanded a refund." In Latin, "dissatisfied" is inexplētus.
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