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[ US /dɪˈsætəsˌfaɪ/ ]
VERB
  1. fail to satisfy

How To Use dissatisfy In A Sentence

  • American's unilateralism act in fighting terrorism and its expansion tendency dissatisfy American's allied countries.
  • All you ‘yes’ voters are equally selfish in your determination to pass a referendum that would dissatisfy the other half of the university.
  • And yet, it's still kind of dissatisfying-there were so many victims here, but we only get to see what happens to a handful of them following their experiences. Screenhead
  • To see it in action was not only exasperating, but also extremely dissatisfying.
  • I had my concerns at first when she was appointed, but there's been nothing there at all to dissatisfy me. Making Light: The New York Times gives Harold Ford, Jr. enough rope
  • Glorifying only the highest performer will defeat or dissatisfy all of your other contributors, especially if the criteria are unclear or based on opinion. Make Yourself Unforgettable
  • Apart from immersing myself in music via my portable minidisc player, in almost all other areas technology is boring me, sometimes actively dissatisfying me.
  • Although you might not know you have sleep apnea, you will feel the effects of dissatisfying sleep on your health and body. Russell Rosenberg, Ph.D: Is Your School Bus Driver a Risk to Your Children?
  • Companies don't have to subscribe to the notion that if the stock doesn't go up by 15% to 20%, they're going to dissatisfy the investor.
  • She knew this because from her earliest awareness of her inner emotions, she found herself in a fugue state, escaping, escaping from a bleak and dissatisfying world. On Doris Lessing « Tales from the Reading Room
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