satisfied |
grateful |
As adjectives the difference between satisfied and grateful
is that
satisfied is in a state of satisfaction while
grateful is showing appreciation, being thankful.
As a verb satisfied
is (
satisfy).
satisfied |
apt |
As a verb satisfied
is (
satisfy).
As an adjective satisfied
is in a state of satisfaction.
As a noun apt is
.
As a proper noun apt is
.
satisfied |
comfort |
As verbs the difference between satisfied and comfort
is that
satisfied is (
satisfy) while
comfort is to relieve the distress or suffering of; to provide comfort to.
As an adjective satisfied
is in a state of satisfaction.
As a noun comfort is
contentment, ease.
satisfied |
eligible |
As adjectives the difference between satisfied and eligible
is that
satisfied is in a state of satisfaction while
eligible is eligible.
As a verb satisfied
is (
satisfy).
ambition |
satisfied |
As a noun ambition
is ambition for some particular achievement.
As a verb satisfied is
(
satisfy).
As an adjective satisfied is
in a state of satisfaction.
ambitious |
satisfied |
As adjectives the difference between ambitious and satisfied
is that
ambitious is possessing, or controlled by ambition; greatly or inordinately desirous of power, honor, office, superiority, or distinction while
satisfied is in a state of satisfaction.
As a verb satisfied is
(
satisfy).
satisfied |
filled |
As verbs the difference between satisfied and filled
is that
satisfied is (
satisfy) while
filled is (
fill).
As adjectives the difference between satisfied and filled
is that
satisfied is in a state of satisfaction while
filled is (
label) that is now full.
satisfied |
elated |
As verbs the difference between satisfied and elated
is that
satisfied is (
satisfy) while
elated is (
elate).
As adjectives the difference between satisfied and elated
is that
satisfied is in a state of satisfaction while
elated is extremely happy and excited; delighted; pleased.
timid |
satisfied |
As adjectives the difference between timid and satisfied
is that
timid is timid; shy while
satisfied is in a state of satisfaction.
As a verb satisfied is
(
satisfy).
suffice |
satisfied |
As verbs the difference between suffice and satisfied
is that
suffice is to be enough or sufficient; to meet the need (of anything); to be equal to the end proposed; to be adequate while
satisfied is (
satisfy).
As an adjective satisfied is
in a state of satisfaction.
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