different between dissatisfy vs unsatisfying
dissatisfy
English
Etymology
dis- +? satisfy
Pronunciation
- (UK) IPA(key): /d?s?sæt?sfa?/
Verb
dissatisfy (third-person singular simple present dissatisfies, present participle dissatisfying, simple past and past participle dissatisfied)
- To fail to satisfy; to displease.
Related terms
- dissatisfaction
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unsatisfying
English
Etymology
un- +? satisfying
Adjective
unsatisfying (comparative more unsatisfying, superlative most unsatisfying)
- Not providing satisfaction.
Antonyms
- satisfying
Derived terms
- unsatisfyingly
- unsatisfyingness
Translations
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