satisfactory answer in English

sufficient response, response that answers the question, answer that fulfills one's wishes

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1. I never got a satisfactory answer.

2. This approach tends to wait on the scientists to provide a satisfactory answer.

3. The most satisfactory answer addresses the issue by referring to the institutional setting:

4. One long-standing allegation of satanic elements in masonry, however, still awaits a satisfactory answer.

5. Occasionally I would ask a question and invariably would receive a satisfactory answer from the Bible itself.

6. 2 Because they have found no satisfactory answer to this question, many have lost faith in God.

7. Love is the only sane and satisfactory answer to the problem of human existence. Erich Fromm 

8. First published in 1941, The Aerodrome is one of the few works of fiction in the twentieth century to understand the dangerous yet glamorous appeal of fascism and the less than satisfactory answer of traditional democracy―and to transmute their deadly opposition into terms of enduring art

9. ‘Its socioeconomic Backwardness does not provide a satisfactory answer.’ ‘Why does social Backwardness achieve such success?’ ‘The impetus and content of gangster rap may have originated in the desperation and Backwardness of the inner-city population.’ ‘The filmmaker seems too prone to adapt herself to Backwardness.’

10. Even in constitutional regimes, no fully satisfactory answer has been found to the question of how these bureaucratic decision makers can be held accountable and their powers effectively restrained without, at the same time, jeopardizing the efficiency and rationality of the policy-making process.” —The New Encyclopædia Britannica.