satisfaction|satisfactions in English

noun

[sat·is·fac·tion || ‚sætɪs'fækʃn]

appeasement of a desire; gratification of a need; feeling of gratification; pleasure, contentment; compensation, remuneration; placation, appeasement; fulfillment

Use "satisfaction|satisfactions" in a sentence

1. Swimming was one of her greatest satisfactions.

2. Playing tennis is one of his greatest satisfactions.

3. 13 Playing tennis is one of his greatest satisfactions.

4. The larger the stock, the less the satisfactions from an increment.

5. He was enjoying all the satisfactions of being a parent.

6. We are concerned with the quality of goods and the satisfactions we derive from them.

7. The gingerbread house represents an existence based on the most primitive satisfactions.

8. The yield of satisfactions from a marginal increment in the supply is small.

9. A person's satisfaction is not part of any greater satisfaction."

10. Watson discusses the meaning of work and separates motivation to work into intrinsic and extrinsic satisfactions.

11. It is no longer “a fluttering heart”, allured by momentary whims, shunning disagreements and seeking petty satisfactions.

12. Some academics believe that customer satisfaction and employee satisfaction aren't mutually exclusive .

13. “Since they are propelled by growth motivation rather than by deficiency motivation, self- Actualizing people are not dependent for their main satisfactions on the real world, or other people or culture or means to ends or, in general, on extrinsic satisfactions.

14. Improve customer satisfaction levels.

15. I will have satisfaction.

16. She laughed her satisfaction.

17. Complacence: Contented self-satisfaction

18. Don't give him the satisfaction.

19. She positively beamed with satisfaction.

20. So, we'll have no satisfaction?

21. World peace and personal satisfaction.

22. He nodded with evident satisfaction.

23. What career provides such satisfaction?

24. He was purring with satisfaction. ?

25. At Ardass, we guarantee 100% satisfaction