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Meanings of unsatisfactoriness in English
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insatisfacció Antonyms
Examples for "satisfactoriness"
Examples for "satisfactoriness"
1
And there was the arrangement with Sally, which had a solid satisfactoriness about it.
2
Then I shall respect your opinion of their satisfactoriness as a staff of life.
3
Second in importance is its satisfactoriness for the life and scientific productiveness of the observer.
4
What constituted the satisfactoriness of the whole affair was its essential unlovingness and friendly want of emotion.
5
But satisfactoriness is a subjective term, just as idea is; and truth is generally regarded as 'objective.'
Usage of unsatisfactoriness in English
1
But in going back to her occupations, she was more than ordinarily sensible of their unsatisfactoriness.
2
Hitherto the unsatisfactoriness of progress has been due to the lack of a definite plan and program.
3
All good references should include honesty, sobriety, capability, and a reason, other than their unsatisfactoriness, for their leaving.
4
But he was now too deeply moved to trace a certain unsatisfactoriness to its source in a mixture of metaphors.
5
Consequently that vague disappointment is felt which most of us experience on attaining a long desired goal-theunsatisfactoriness of success!
6
Thus a lively consciousness of the unsatisfactoriness of a situation is the necessary prerequisite to its investigation; it furnishes the motive for it.
7
Only remember the unsatisfactoriness of our condition-thenever seeing or hearing from one another after that day when Mr. Beauchamp came down on us.
8
It is the unsatisfactoriness of the negro as a worker, as a producing agent, that gives rise largely to the friction between the two races.
9
"We all felt their unsatisfactoriness, if we could not analyze it so cleverly," said the hostess.
Frequent collocations
Unsatisfactoriness through the time