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satisfyingadjective giving pleasure or contentment to the mind or sensesa satisfying and relaxing bubble bath after a long day agreeable, blessed(also blest), congenial, darling, delectable, delicious, delightful, delightsome, dreamy, dulcet, enjoyable, felicitous, good, grateful, gratifying, heavenly, jolly, luscious, nice, palatable, pleasant, pleasing, pleasurable, pretty, savory(also savoury), sweet, tasty, welcome alluring, attractive, desirable, enviable, inviting, relishable, temptingcharming, enchanting, fascinatingcalming, comforting, soothingamusing, diverting, entertaining, recreativeaffable, amiable, cheerful, cheery, comfortable, gemütlich, genial, goodly, good-natured, gracious, hospitable, kindly, personableblissful, felicific, glad, happy, joyouselating, exhilarating, intoxicatingecstatic, euphoric, nirvanic, rapturous disagreeable, pleasureless, unpalatable, unpleasant, unwelcome abominable, ghastly, god-awful, hellish, horrid, miserable, wretchedbilious, disgusting, distasteful, obnoxious, offensive, repellent(also repellant), repugnant, repulsive, revulsive, unsavory, vile, yucky(also yukky)abhorrent, detestable, hateful, odiousboring, commonplace, dull, flat, insipid, irksome, stale, tediousdispleasing, dissatisfyingdepressing, disheartening, dismal, dreary, gloomy, heartbreaking, heartrending, joyless, lachrymose, sad, unhappydeplorable, doleful, dolorous, lamentable, lugubrious, mournful, regrettable, sorrowful, tragic(also tragical)aggravating, annoying, exasperating, irritating, peeving, perturbing, vexingforbiddinghostile, intimidatingangering, enraging, incensing, inflaming(also enflaming), infuriating, maddening, outraging, rankling, rilingdistressing, disturbing, upsetting having the power to persuade"I don't feel like it" is not a satisfying reason for skipping your chores cogent, compelling, conclusive, convincing, decisive, effective, forceful, persuasive, strong, telling authoritative, definitivesound, valid, well-foundedimportant, significant, weightymaterial, pertinent, relevant inconclusive, indecisive, ineffective, uncompelling, unconvincing, unpersuasive groundless, invalid, shaky, unfounded, unsoundinconsequential, insignificant, unimportantimmaterial, irrelevantfeeble, weak making one feel good insidereceived many satisfying compliments on her gardening efforts cheering, comforting, encouraging, fulfilling, gladdening, gratifying, heartening, heartwarming, rewarding affecting, inspiring, inspiriting, moving, poignant, stirring, touchingedifying, elevating, upliftingsympathetic, tenderkind, kindly, loving, warmanimating, enlivening, exciting, exhilarating, invigorating, rousing, stimulating, thrillingpleasing, pleasurable, welcoming demoralizing, depressing, discouraging, disheartening, dispiriting cheerless, disappointing, disgruntling, displeasing, dissatisfying, heartbreaking, heartrending, saddeningdiscomforting, disconcerting, dismaying, distressing, disturbing, upsettingcold, unfeeling, unfriendly, unkind, unloving, unpleasant to put a complete end to (a physical need or desire)the players satisfied their hunger after the game with a big pasta dinner assuaging, quenching, satiating, sating, slaking catering (to), gratifying, humoring, indulgingalleviating, lightening, relievingcloying, saturating, surfeiting arousing, exciting, piquing, stimulatingtantalizing, teasing to cause (someone) to agree with a belief or course of action by using arguments or earnest requestsit took me a while to satisfy my attorney that I had good grounds for a lawsuit arguing, bringing, bringing around, converting, convincing, gaining, getting, inducing, moving, persuading, prevailing (on or upon), talking (into), winning (over) blandishing, blarneying, cajoling, coaxing, entreating, exhorting, fast-talking, urging, wheedlingalluring, beguiling, leading on, luring, seducing, snowing, temptingbrainwashing, overpersuadinginclining, influencing, moving, prompting, selling, swayingattracting, drawing, enticing, interestingchewing over, conversing, debating, discussing, disputing, hashing (over), mootingreasoning (with) deterring, discouraging, dissuading, unselling to do what is required by the terms ofthe contractor had clearly failed to satisfy the terms of the agreement answering, completing, complying (with), filling, fulfilling, keeping, meeting, redeeming concluding, consummating, finalizing, finishing, perfectingaccomplishing, achieving, bringing about, bringing off, carrying out, effectingcommitting, compassing, discharging, executing, following through (with), making, performing abiding by, making good(or making good on) breaching, breaking, transgressing, violating defaulting (on)disregarding, forgetting, ignoring, neglecting, overlooking, overpassing, passing over, slighting to give satisfaction toa hot dinner and a relaxing massage never fails to satisfy her after a long week at work agreeing (with), contenting, delighting, feasting, gassing(slang), gladdening, gladding(archaic), gratifying, pleasing, pleasuring, rejoicing, suiting, warming appeasing, mollifying, pacifying, placating, soothingassuaging, quenching, satiating, satingexciting, tickling, titillatingamusing, diverting, entertaining, treatingcaptivating, charminggalvanizing, thrillingcalming, comfortingcatering (to), humoring, indulgingcoddling, mollycoddling, pampering, spoiling displeasing aggravating, annoying, bothering, bugging, chafing, crossing, exasperating, galling, getting, grating, irking, irritating, nettling, peeving, perturbing, piquing, putting out, ruffling, vexingangering, enraging, incensing, inflaming(also enflaming), infuriating, maddening, outraging, rankling, riling, roiling, steaming upprovoking, rousingagitating, distressing, disturbing, fretting, upsettingharassing, harrying, pesteringaffronting, insulting, offending to provide (someone) with a just payment for loss or injurythe owners of the restaurant were generously satisfied for any business lost during the filming compensating, indemnifying, recompensing, recouping, remunerating, requiting refunding, reimbursing, repayingredressing, remedying, repairingdischarging, paying, quitting ca. 1616 |