Pleased or content with what has been experienced or received. She felt satisfied with the results of her hard work.
Having one's needs or desires fulfilled. After the meal, everyone was satisfied and happy.
Convinced or assured about the truth or adequacy of something; free from doubt. The auditor was satisfied that the records were accurate.
Paid in full or discharged, especially of a debt or legal judgment. The court records indicate that the judgment has been satisfied.
Fulfilled or met, especially of a condition, requirement, or equation. The equation is satisfied when x equals 2.
To fulfill the desires, expectations, or needs of someone or something. The new policy was designed to satisfy the demands of the employees.
To provide enough information or proof to convince someone of something. The evidence presented in court was enough to satisfy the jury of the defendant's innocence.
To meet the requirements or conditions of a rule or law. The company had to satisfy several regulatory requirements before launching the product.
To discharge or pay off (a debt, claim, or obligation). He sold his car to satisfy his outstanding debts.
Of a value, assignment, or interpretation: to make (an equation, formula, or predicate) true. The number 2 satisfies the equation x² = 4.