dissatisfactory (Meaning)

Wordnet

dissatisfactory (s)

not up to expectations

Webster

Causing dissatisfaction; unable to give content; unsatisfactory; displeasing.

The service received at the restaurant was utterly dissatisfactory, prompting a complaint to the manager.
The product's quality was dissatisfactory, resulting in multiple returns and refunds.
The dissatisfactory performance of the employee led to a poor performance review.
The dissatisfactory outcome of the project caused disappointment among the stakeholders.
The dissatisfactory behavior of the child warranted disciplinary action from the parents.
The politician's dissatisfactory handling of the crisis led to public outrage and protests.
The team's dissatisfactory performance in the championship resulted in their elimination in the early rounds.
The dissatisfactory results of the experiment forced the scientists to reconsider their hypothesis.
The dissatisfactory condition of the apartment upon move-in prompted a lengthy dispute between the tenant and the landlord.
The dissatisfactory customer experience led to negative online reviews and a decline in sales for the company.

not up to expectationsCausing dissatisfaction; unable to give content; unsatisfactory; displeasing.

wrong,unacceptable, disastrous, deficient, unsatisfactory, lame, bad, poor,flawed, bush

acceptable, respectable, tolerable, decent, passable, decent, tolerable, excellent, superior, adequate

The service received at the restaurant was utterly dissatisfactory, prompting a complaint to the manager.

The product's quality was dissatisfactory, resulting in multiple returns and refunds.

The dissatisfactory performance of the employee led to a poor performance review.

The dissatisfactory outcome of the project caused disappointment among the stakeholders.