UNSATISFACTORILY Meaning and
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Unsatisfactorily is an adverb that describes the manner in which something is performed, executed, achieved, or completed in an unsatisfactory or disappointing manner. It indicates that a task, action, or outcome falls short of meeting expectations, standards, or requirements, leaving the person or entity involved dissatisfied or with a sense of inadequacy.
When an activity is performed unsatisfactorily, it implies that it has not been carried out with competence, efficiency, or effectiveness, resulting in a subpar result or outcome. It suggests that there are flaws, deficiencies, or inadequacies in the manner in which the task was executed, leaving room for improvement and a feeling of disappointment.
Unsatisfactorily may also refer to a situation or circumstance that is not fulfilling or gratifying, and fails to meet the desired or expected level of satisfaction. This can apply to personal experiences, relationships, services, products, or any aspect of life where the desired level of contentment, accomplishment, or pleasure is not achieved.
The adverb unsatisfactorily conveys a sense of dissatisfaction, expressing the disappointment or frustration that arises when expectations are not met. It implies a sense of unsuitability, imperfection, or failure in addressing or fulfilling the intended purpose or desired outcome. Consequently, when something is done unsatisfactorily, it signals the need for further improvement, adjustment, or revision to attain a more desirable or acceptable outcome.
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So as not to give satisfaction.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of UNSATISFACTORILY
The word "unsatisfactorily" is formed from two main components: "un-" and "satisfactorily".
- The prefix "un-" is derived from Old English and has the meaning of negation or absence, indicating the opposite or lacking quality. It is commonly used to create antonyms of adjectives or to negate their meaning. For example, "satisfied" becomes "unsatisfied" when the prefix "un-" is added.
- The term "satisfactorily" is derived from the noun "satisfactory" which is constructed from the verb "satisfy" and the suffix "-ory". "Satisfy" comes from Latin "satisfacere", which combines "satis" (enough) and "facere" (to make). So, "satisfy" literally means "to make enough" or "to fulfill".
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