Satisfactory is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SATISFACTORY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• giving satisfaction
• fulfilling expectations or needs; acceptable, though not outstanding or perfect
• (of a patient in a hospital) not deteriorating or likely to die
• (of evidence or a verdict) sufficient for the needs of the case
• Giving or producing satisfaction; yielding content; especially, relieving the mind from doubt or uncertainty, and enabling it to rest with confidence; sufficient; as, a satisfactory account or explanation.
• Making amends, indemnification, or recompense; causing to cease from claims and to rest content; compensating; atoning; as, to make satisfactory compensation, or a satisfactory apology.
• meeting requirements
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• giving satisfaction; adequate

Words related to SATISFACTORY

okay11 satisfactorily22

Words that contain SATISFACTORY

unsatisfactory22 dissatisfactory24

How to use SATISFACTORY in a sentence

• Every house has the appearance of lack of convenience and comfort, but the most rude and primitive modes of life seem to be satisfactory to the cowboy.
• He had completed his studies in a fairly satisfactory manner, and was already helping his father in the management of the works.
• At the same time, we are prepared to discuss these questions in a spirit of amity and justice and with a sincere desire to adjust them in a satisfactory manner.
• They decided to move as soon as possible, so that they could accommodate little Dick in a more satisfactory manner, and also have a room for a servant and one for visitors.
• In questions of comparatively trifling importance much may be done by agreements and compromises, and mutual concessions may produce a satisfactory status.
• It must be so much more satisfactory to you that he should be nominated thus, in consequence of the recommendation of the College.
• They appeared to come to satisfactory understanding, and there was every prospect of a peaceful settlement to the dispute.
• He discharged the duties of the office in an able, creditable and satisfactory manner.
• He is anxious to have you remain at the head of the important bureau over which you are now presiding in such a creditable and satisfactory manner.
• The former costs very much less and is almost as satisfactory as the latter, though in the cheaper sorts at least the enamel will eventually crack.
• It was to Russia that Austria was indebted for a result so satisfactory.
• But the prize obtained after such expenditure of effort and diplomacy was far from satisfactory.
• The Council adopted satisfactory measures of reform on neither of these methods.
• Our inquiry into the sources of the vast wealth which Solomon undoubtedly possessed may lead to more satisfactory, though still imperfect, results.
• No doubt full explanations would have led in many cases to more satisfactory conclusions.
• The arrows were harder to get in any satisfactory quantity, for they were rapidly shot away, and they were hard to properly point and scientifically feather.
• Her answer had not been quite satisfactory, but then she could not know exactly since she had never been there.
• The velvet, if velvet is used, can be glued on, but the material is so porous that it is not very satisfactory.
• I am bound to say I think that such a position for literature in the scheme is very reasonably satisfactory.
• This was generally satisfactory, though some of the negroes desired weekly or monthly payments.
• He never burdened himself with overmuch food, nor suffered annoyance by lack of it, but took more or less with equal grace, feeling that either was satisfactory.
• He did get to Africa, however, and he had some interesting and satisfactory interviews with representative chiefs.
• Sheet-iron pans, about eight inches in length, four in width, and five in depth, are the most satisfactory.
• Recruiting in England, slow at first, was now beginning to be more satisfactory.
• Not only are the results less satisfactory, because the individual never gets deeply enough into the topic to really get what is there, but the effect on him is bad.
• Nor do we find really satisfactory rules of induction even in the works of FRANCIS BACON.
• No plan for the preservation of the home or for its evolution into a satisfactory social factor can fail to recognize her vital and necessary connection with the problem.
• In a sense they now believe that the Home Rule Bill is a satisfactory compromise.
• The administration of his office was entirely satisfactory to the country, though it seemed he was only there to superintend the workings of the genius of Hamilton.
• It is reported to have been in many ways eminently satisfactory.

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