verb
dissatisfy
Dissatisfy (verb) means to not meet someone's expectations, and so make them unhappy.
verb
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To not meet someone's expectations, and so make them unhappy.
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What is the meaning of dissatisfy?
"dissatisfy" (verb) means to not meet someone's expectations, and so make them unhappy.
What is another word for dissatisfy?
Other words for "dissatisfy" include disgruntle.
What is the opposite of dissatisfy?
The opposite of "dissatisfy" is satisfy.
