satisfaction
From Middle English satisfaccion, from Old French satisfaction, from Latin satisfactory, from satisfacere, meaning 'to make amends'.
NOUN
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[/ˌsætɪsˈfakʃən/en-US]
contentment
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fulfillment
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gratification
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sense of achievement
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(Describes a feeling associated with satisfaction but is more descriptive.)
The state of being satisfied; a feeling of contentment or fulfillment that occurs when one's desires, needs, or expectations are met. Satisfaction is often associated with achieving goals or receiving rewards, leading to a sense of pleasure or happiness. It can refer to a temporary feeling or a more enduring sense of contentment and can be related to various aspects of life, such as work, relationships, and personal achievements.
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- Her promotion brought her immense satisfaction. — 彼女の昇進は彼女に大きな満足をもたらした。
- Finding a solution to the problem gave him a sense of satisfaction. — 問題の解決策を見つけることで、彼は満足感を得た。
- Eating a delicious meal can provide a moment of satisfaction. — 美味しい食事を食べることは、一瞬の満足を与えることができる。
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