satisfaction in Latin
satisfaction in Latin is fructus — satisfaction means a feeling of contentment or fulfillment that comes from getting what you need or want.
satisfaction in Latin
fructus
A fulfilment of a need or desire.
What does "satisfaction" mean?
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noun A feeling of contentment or fulfillment that comes from getting what you need or want.
"He felt deep satisfaction as he watched the children enjoy the garden he had planted."
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noun Compensation or repayment for a wrong or loss.
"The tenants asked the landlord for satisfaction after the flood ruined their furniture."
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satisfaction in a sentence
- He felt deep satisfaction as he watched the children enjoy the garden he had planted.
- There's real satisfaction in finishing a job well done.
- The tenants asked the landlord for satisfaction after the flood ruined their furniture.
- She refused to settle until she had received full satisfaction for the broken window.
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What is "satisfaction" in Latin?
"satisfaction" in Latin is fructus. satisfaction means: A feeling of contentment or fulfillment that comes from getting what you need or want.
How do you use "satisfaction" in a sentence?
Example: "He felt deep satisfaction as he watched the children enjoy the garden he had planted." In Latin, "satisfaction" is fructus.
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