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/sat"is fuy'/, v., satisfied, satisfying.v.t.1. to fulfill the desires, expectations, needs, or demands of (a person, the mind, etc.); give full contentment to: The hearty meal satisfied him.2. to put an end to (a desire, want, need, etc.) by sufficient or ample provision: The hearty meal satisfied his hunger.3. to give assurance to; convince: to satisfy oneself by investigation.4. to answer sufficiently, as an objection.5. to solve or dispel, as a doubt.6. to discharge fully (a debt, obligation, etc.).7. to make reparation to or for: to satisfy an offended person; to satisfy a wrong.8. to pay (a creditor).9. Math.a. to fulfill the requirements or conditions of: to satisfy a theorem.b. (of a value of an unknown) to change (an equation) into an identity when substituted for the unknown: x = 2 satisfies 3x = 6.v.i.10. to give satisfaction.[1400-50; late ME satisfien < MF satisfier < VL *satisficare (for L satisfacere to do enough; see SATISFACTION); see -FY]Syn. 1. gratify, appease, pacify, please. SATISFY, CONTENT refer to meeting one's desires or wishes. TO SATISFY is to meet to the full one's wants, expectations, etc.: to satisfy a desire to travel. TO CONTENT is to give enough to keep one from being disposed to find fault or complain: to content oneself with a moderate meal. 3. persuade.
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satisfy — I (discharge) verb arrange a settlement, carry into execution, carry out, clear, compensate, fulfill an obligation, make compensation, make good, make payment, meet an obligation, pay, pay in full, pay off, pay up, recompense, reimburse, remit,… … Law dictionary
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