Meanings of dissatisfy in English

They always embarrass those who give them, and dissatisfy those who receive them.

All short and easy answers to the supreme question dissatisfy after the first flush.

More and more do all public services dissatisfy me,-alldevout utterances, my own included.

The government deputies were afraid to dissatisfy their constituents by aggravating the burdens of the service.

Sir, what have I done to dissatisfy you?

To see a divining rod in your dreams, foretells ill luck will dissatisfy you with present surroundings.

The alarming way that each one did not throw away what was taken away did not dissatisfy every one.

Wherein does he dissatisfy you?

To an Arab Sheik, loudest in importunity, he said: "What has happened since yesterday to dissatisfy thee with life?"

Newton would not even comply with their wishes, lest by this compliance the Royal Society might "dissatisfy those of other religions."

They dissatisfy both parties, sacrifice their own peace of mind, and incur all the pains, without securing any of the pleasures of genuine piety.

The first is that they tend to recreate familiar, yet dissatisfying relationships.

The result was something that was gloriously gaudy but ultimately dissatisfying.

A slight error in hue or tint always dissatisfies them with their work.

And the resolution of Brind's script is also a bit abrupt and dissatisfying.

His policy in the face of my attack apparently dissatisfies them.