Satisfy synonyms

Make certain, appease, answer, discharge, assure, and convince are all synonyms for satisfy. Dissatisfy and discontent are antonyms of satisfy. And here are 50 another word for satisfy.

Another word for satisfy

1. fulfil

  • Appease
  • Assuage
  • Cater to
  • Fill
  • Fulfil
  • Gratify
  • Indulge
  • Meet
  • Pander to
  • Provide for
  • Quench
  • Sate
  • Satiate
  • Serve
  • Slake
  • Supply
  • Take the edge off
  • Satisfice

2. comply with

  • Answer
  • Be good enough
  • Come up to
  • Comply with
  • Conform to
  • Fit/fill the bill
  • Fulfil
  • Make the grade
  • Match up to
  • Measure up to
  • Meet
  • Perfect
  • Suffice
  • Cut the mustard

3. repay

  • Discharge
  • Liquidate
  • Make good
  • Pay in full
  • Pay off
  • Pay
  • Repay
  • Settle
  • Square
  • Clear

4. convince

  • Assure
  • Convince
  • Make certain
  • Persuade
  • Put someone's mind at rest
  • Reassure
  • Dispel someone's doubts

Satisfy synonyms statistics

The verb "satisfy" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 1 synonym with 3 letters, 4 synonyms with 4 letters, 3 synonyms with 5 letters, 9 synonyms with 6 letters, 8 synonyms with 7 letters, 6 synonyms with 8 letters, 5 synonyms with 9 letters, 2 synonyms with 10 letters, 2 synonyms with 11 letters, 2 synonyms with 12 letters, 2 synonyms with 14 letters, and 1 synonym with 21 letters, for a total of 45 synonyms for satisfy.

Satisfy sentences

The meal will satisfy your hunger.

They aim to satisfy all customers.

This answer may not satisfy you.

She hopes to satisfy their expectations.


Similar to satisfy

Word Opposites Synonyms
Systematic Disorganized, chaotic Structured, methodical
Degradation Improvement, upliftment Humiliation, shame
Destination Origin, starting point Journey's end, end of the line
Volatile Stable, constant Evaporative, vaporous
Pragmatic Impractical, unrealistic, idealistic Practical, matter-of-fact
Conservative Left-winger, liberal, socialist Traditionalist, traditional
Manipulation Honesty, transparency Maneuvering, handling
Imagination Reality, fact Imaginative faculty, creative power
Practise Neglect, ignore Rehearse, run through
Manifestation Concealment, hiddenness Display, expression
Correlation Disconnection, divergence Connection, association
Narrative Silence, summary Account, story
Relative to Independent of, unrelated to In relation to, concerning
Relatively Absolutely, distinctly Comparatively, somewhat
Satisfactory Unsatisfactory, inadequate, unacceptable, poor Adequate, all right
Operation Inactivity, idleness Functioning, working
Compatible Incompatible, unsuitable Harmonious, congruent
Intimidating Comforting, reassuring Frightening, alarming
Automatically Manually, intentionally Instantly, spontaneously
Variation Constant, uniformity, standardization Difference, dissimilarity
Representative Atypical, unrepresentative Typical, prototypical
Celebration Mourning, lamentation Jollification, merrymaking
Recommendation Advisory, disapproval Advice, counsel
Association Disassociation, separation Alliance, consortium
Transformation Preservation, conservation Change, alteration
Information Misinformation, ignorance Details, particulars
Evaluation Neglect, disregard Assessment, appraisal
Observation Neglect, inattention Watching, monitoring
Problematic Easy, simple, straightforward Difficult, hard
Obligation Freedom, choice Duty, commitment
Investigation Neglect, ignorance Examination, inquiry
Versatile Inflexible, limited Adaptable, flexible
Appreciation Disdain, disapproval Valuing, respect
Patient Impatient, irritable Forbearing, uncomplaining
Interpretation Misinterpretation, misunderstanding Explanation, elucidation
Location Dislocation, remoteness Position, place
Representation Misrepresentation, abstraction Portrayal, depiction
Informative Uninformative, unhelpful Instructive, instructional
Cooperation Competition, conflict Collaboration, working together
Patience Impatience, urgency Forbearance, tolerance
Gratitude Ingratitude, discontent Gratefulness, thankfulness
Reputation Disgrace, infamy Standing, prestige
Imperative Unimportant, optional Vitally important, of vital importance
Population Depopulation, isolation Inhabitants, residents
Devastating Encouraging, uplifting Destructive, ruinous
Expectation Surprise, uncertainty  supposition, assumption
Conversation Silence, monologue Discussion, talk
Dramatic Insignificant, boring, unimpressive Considerable, substantial
Implication Explicit, statement Suggestion, inference
Discrimination Inclusion, equality Prejudice, bias
Fascinating Boring, dull Engrossing, captivating
Explanation Clarification, confusion Clarification, simplification
Combination Separation, division Amalgamation, amalgam
Foundation Dissolution, liquidation Footing, foot
Satisfaction Dissatisfaction, displeasure, discontent Contentment, contentedness

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