satisfied in Latin
satisfied in Latin is satiātus — satisfied means pleased because a need, desire, or expectation has been met.
satisfied in Latin
satiātus
In a state of satisfaction.
What does "satisfied" mean?
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adj Pleased because a need, desire, or expectation has been met.
"The customers seemed satisfied with the service."
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adj Convinced, based on the evidence available.
"The judge was satisfied that the witness was telling the truth."
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satisfied in a sentence
- The customers seemed satisfied with the service.
- She gave a satisfied smile after finishing the puzzle.
- The judge was satisfied that the witness was telling the truth.
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What is "satisfied" in Latin?
"satisfied" in Latin is satiātus. satisfied means: Pleased because a need, desire, or expectation has been met.
How do you use "satisfied" in a sentence?
Example: "The customers seemed satisfied with the service." In Latin, "satisfied" is satiātus.
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