dissatisfaction (Meaning)
dissatisfaction (n)
the feeling of being displeased and discontent
dissatisfaction (n.)
The state of being dissatisfied, unsatisfied, or discontented; uneasiness proceeding from the want of gratification, or from disappointed wishes and expectations.
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dissatisfaction Sentence Examples
- The employee's dissatisfaction with his salary led to his resignation.
- The dissatisfaction among the customers about the poor service caused a decline in sales.
- The couple's dissatisfaction with their marriage led to their divorce.
- The dissatisfaction of the citizens with the government's policies resulted in widespread protests.
- The dissatisfaction among the students with the education system caused a drop in enrollment rates.
- The dissatisfaction of the shareholders with the company's performance led to a decline in its stock price.
- The dissatisfaction of the patient with the medical treatment led to a complaint to the hospital.
- The dissatisfaction of the consumer with the product led to a return and request for refund.
- The dissatisfaction of the worker with the working conditions led to a strike.
- The dissatisfaction of the fan with the team's performance led to a decline in attendance at games.
FAQs About the word dissatisfaction
the feeling of being displeased and discontentThe state of being dissatisfied, unsatisfied, or discontented; uneasiness proceeding from the want of gratificatio
displeasure,discontent, discontentment,resentment, sadness, bitterness, dumps, disgruntlement,discontentedness, dejection
satisfaction, contentment,satisfaction, joy, joy, contentment, pleasure, pleasure, happiness, bliss
The employee's dissatisfaction with his salary led to his resignation.
The dissatisfaction among the customers about the poor service caused a decline in sales.
The couple's dissatisfaction with their marriage led to their divorce.
The dissatisfaction of the citizens with the government's policies resulted in widespread protests.
