What are the opposite words for satisfaction?
Antonyms for the word "satisfaction" are words that have opposite meanings. Some antonyms for "satisfaction" are dissatisfaction, disapproval, disappointment, frustration, sorrow, sadness, and unfulfillment. If someone is feeling dissatisfaction, it means they are not content or happy with something. Disapproval suggests a strong feeling of disliking or disagreeing with something that is not to our liking. Disappointment is a feeling of sadness or regret that comes when our expectations are not met. Frustration is a feeling of irritation or annoyance that comes when things don't go as planned. Sorrow suggests deep sadness, pain, or affliction. Sadness is an emotional state of grief, distress, or a feeling of profound unhappiness. Unfulfillment refers to the failure to achieve something that we had hoped for.
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- dislike
- desire
- disapproval
- difficulty
- feeling
- discontentment
- discontent
- penitence
- poverty
- unwillingness
- guilt
- blow
- failure
- condemnation
- regret
- hunger
- disappointment
- contrition
- default
- disadvantage
- eagerness
- impecuniousness
- indisposition
- letdown
- longing
- martyrdom
- protestation
- ambition
- catastrophe
- chagrin
- compassion
- deficiency
- disaffection
- disfavor
- disinclination
- distaste
- grief
- objection
- remorse
- repentance
- sorrow
- trouble
- uneasiness
- want
- upset
- strong desire for success
- displeasure
- strong desire
- nonfeasance
- deficit
- dissatisfaction
- failure; want
- imperfection, inadequacy
- shortage of something needed, required
- want, longing
- problem; situation requiring great effort
- alienation, estrangement
- saddening situation; letdown
- dislike; disgrace
- unwillingness to do or believe something
- antagonism, hatred toward something
- unhappiness, anger
- discontent, unhappiness
- dislike, hate
- enthusiasm, anxiousness
- drawback
- mental suffering
- blame; bad conscience over responsibility
- appetite for food, other desire
- suffering endured for sake of a cause
- argument, disagreement
- shame, sorrow
- upset over past action
- guilty or bad conscience
- feeling bad for past action
- giving or enjoying a state of comfort, content
- extreme upset, grief
- annoyance, worry
- lack, need
- Other relevant words
- Other antonyms
- dislike
- desire
- disapproval
-
difficulty
- arduousness,
- bafflement,
- laboriousness,
- painfulness,
- quandary,
- strenuousness,
- vicissitude,
- TODO,
- arduousnesses,
- bafflements,
- bickerings,
- dis tress,
- dis tresses,
- dis-tress,
- dis-tresses,
- fallingout,
- hangup,
- in convenience,
- in conveniences,
- in-convenience,
- in-conveniences,
- mis understanding,
- mis understandings,
- mis-understanding,
- mis-understandings,
- painfulnesses,
- strenuousnesses,
- to do.
- feeling
- discontentment
- discontent
-
penitence
- ruefulness,
- self-punishment,
- de basement,
- de basements,
- de gradation,
- de gradations,
- de-basement,
- de-basements,
- de-gradation,
- de-gradations,
- humblings,
- ruefulnesses,
- self castigation,
- self flagellation,
- self flagellations,
- self punishment,
- self punishments,
- self-castigation,
- self-castigations,
- self-punishments,
- selfcastigations,
- selfflagellation,
- selfflagellations,
- selfpunishment,
- selfpunishments.
- poverty
- unwillingness
-
guilt
- answerability,
- blameworthiness,
- criminality,
- self-reproach,
- sinfulness,
- Malefaction,
- answerabilities,
- blameworthinesses,
- criminalities,
- dis grace,
- dis graces,
- dis-grace,
- dis-graces,
- in discretion,
- in discretions,
- in-discretion,
- male faction,
- male factions,
- male-faction,
- male-factions,
- malefactions,
- mis behavior,
- mis behaviors,
- mis conduct,
- mis conducts,
- mis steps,
- mis-behavior,
- mis-conduct,
- mis-conducts,
- peccabilities,
- self condemnation,
- self condemnations,
- self reproach,
- self reproaches,
- self-condemnations,
- selfcondemnation,
- selfcondemnations,
- selfreproach,
- selfreproaches,
- sinfulnesses.
- blow
- failure
- condemnation
- regret
- hunger
-
disappointment
- disenchantment,
- disgruntlement,
- disillusionment,
- letdown,
- nonsuccess,
- bringdown,
- unfulfillment,
- adverse fate,
- adverse fates,
- bringdowns,
- de feat,
- de feats,
- de-feat,
- de-feats,
- dis appointment,
- dis appointments,
- dis enchantment,
- dis enchantments,
- dis illusion,
- dis illusions,
- dis-appointment,
- dis-appointments,
- dis-enchantment,
- dis-enchantments,
- dis-illusion,
- dis-illusions,
- disenchantments,
- disillusionments,
- flash in pan,
- flash the pan,
- in efficacies,
- in efficacy,
- in-efficacies,
- in-efficacy,
- lack of success,
- lack success,
- mis calculation,
- mis chance,
- mis chances,
- mis take,
- mis takes,
- mis-calculation,
- mis-calculations,
- mis-take,
- mis-takes,
- non success,
- non successes,
- non-success,
- non-successes,
- nonsuccesses,
- old one two,
- old one twos,
- old one-twos,
- old onetwo,
- old onetwos,
- the knock,
- the knocks,
- un fulfillment,
- un fulfillments,
- un-fulfillment,
- un-fulfillments,
- unfulfillments.
- contrition
-
default
- inadequacy,
- miss,
- neglect,
- errors,
- de fault,
- de faults,
- de-fault,
- de-faults,
- dis regard,
- dis regards,
- dis-regard,
- dis-regards,
- in adequacies,
- in adequacy,
- in sufficiencies,
- in sufficiency,
- in-adequacies,
- in-adequacy,
- in-sufficiencies,
- in-sufficiency,
- non payment,
- non payments,
- non-payments,
- over looking,
- over sight,
- over sights,
- over-looking,
- over-sight,
- over-sights,
- overlookings.
- disadvantage
- eagerness
- impecuniousness
- indisposition
- letdown
- longing
- martyrdom
- protestation
- ambition
-
catastrophe
- blow.
- chagrin
-
compassion
- ruth.
- deficiency
- disaffection
-
disfavor
- doghouse,
- dis credit,
- dis credits,
- dis esteem,
- dis esteems,
- dis favor,
- dis favors,
- dis honor,
- dis honors,
- dis repute,
- dis reputes,
- dis respect,
- dis respects,
- dis trust,
- dis trusts,
- dis-credit,
- dis-credits,
- dis-esteem,
- dis-esteems,
- dis-favor,
- dis-favors,
- dis-honor,
- dis-honors,
- dis-repute,
- dis-reputes,
- dis-respect,
- dis-respects,
- dis-trust,
- dis-trusts,
- doghouses,
- in disposition,
- in dispositions,
- in-disposition,
- in-dispositions,
- mis trust,
- mis trusts,
- mis-trust,
- un popularities,
- un popularity,
- unpopularities.
- disinclination
- distaste
- grief
- objection
- remorse
- repentance
- sorrow
- trouble
-
uneasiness
- queasiness,
- dis belief,
- dis beliefs,
- dis quietude,
- dis quietudes,
- dis-belief,
- dis-beliefs,
- dis-quietude,
- dis-quietudes,
- dyspathies,
- dyspathy,
- in stability,
- in-quietudes,
- in-stabilities,
- in-stability,
- queasinesses,
- un certainties,
- un certainty,
- un easiness,
- un-certainties,
- un-certainty,
- un-easiness,
- un-easinesses.
- want
- upset
- strong desire for success
- displeasure
- strong desire
-
nonfeasance
- implosion,
- nonperformance,
- Non-feasance,
- Non-performance,
- de cay,
- de cays,
- de cline,
- de clines,
- de-cay,
- de-cays,
- de-cline,
- de-clines,
- implosions,
- lead balloon,
- lead balloons,
- mis carriage,
- mis carriages,
- mis-carriages,
- non feasance,
- non feasances,
- non performance,
- non performances,
- non-feasances,
- nonperformances,
- over throw,
- over throws,
- over-throw,
- over-throws,
- sinking ship,
- sinking ships,
- total loss,
- total losses.
- deficit
-
dissatisfaction
- discontent,
- discontentment,
- dissatisfaction,
- lamentation,
- querulousness,
- de solation,
- de solations,
- de-solation,
- de-solations,
- dis comfort,
- dis comforts,
- dis satisfaction,
- dis satisfactions,
- dis-comfort,
- dis-comforts,
- dis-satisfaction,
- dis-satisfactions,
- malcontentment,
- malcontentments,
- malcontents,
- querulousnesses.
- failure; want
- imperfection, inadequacy
- shortage of something needed, required
- want, longing
- problem; situation requiring great effort
- alienation, estrangement
- saddening situation; letdown
- dislike; disgrace
- unwillingness to do or believe something
- antagonism, hatred toward something
- unhappiness, anger
- discontent, unhappiness
- dislike, hate
- enthusiasm, anxiousness
- drawback
- mental suffering
- blame; bad conscience over responsibility
- appetite for food, other desire
- suffering endured for sake of a cause
- argument, disagreement
- shame, sorrow
- upset over past action
- guilty or bad conscience
- feeling bad for past action
-
giving or enjoying a state of comfort, content
- depression,
- disappointment,
- discontent,
- displeasure,
- dissatisfaction,
- failure,
- gloom,
- hurt,
- indecision,
- injury,
- melancholy,
- misery,
- need,
- pain,
- penalty,
- sadness,
- sorrow,
- trouble,
- unhappiness,
- want,
- woe.
- extreme upset, grief
- annoyance, worry
-
lack, need
- want.
-
Other relevant words
- blue devils,
- blues,
- doldrums,
- dumps,
- mopes,
- aggravation,
- agitation,
- anger,
- concern,
- disbelief,
- discomfort,
- discontent,
- distress,
- distrust,
- doubt,
- exasperation,
- fury,
- hesitancy,
- hesitation,
- incertitude,
- incredulity,
- indecisiveness,
- irresolution,
- irritation,
- joylessness,
- melancholy,
- misery,
- misgiving,
- mistrust,
- rage,
- restlessness,
- sorrow,
- suspicion,
- unbelief,
- uncertainty,
- uneasiness,
- upset,
- vexation,
- woe,
- wretchedness,
- evil.
- Other antonyms
Antonym of the day
were one back
- Antonyms:
- aid, discourage, dissuade.
