To do enough; to meet (needs); to fulfill (wishes, requirements). (verb)
To cause (a sentence) to be true when (the sentence) is interpreted in one's universe. (verb)
To convince, to ascertain. (verb)
Examples of word satisfy
Unfortunately, after reading some of his comments he made during the August break to satisfy is conservative base I've put him in the far right group.
While I think of it let me ask, did the £15 I sent for the purpose of covering the remainder of the cost of Repairs advanced by Mr Austin satisfy all demands?
Tonight kae_dash has aikido so I'm a little adrift, but not unhappy for it, about the most important question I have to satisfy, is what will I have for dinner?
The first palette to satisfy is a longing for a non-telic and perhaps atheistic or deistic worldview.
That allowed the retailer to order enough units of a title to satisfy nearly every customer who wanted to see it upon release, without facing the huge financial risk inherent to the old system.