satisfactoriness meaning

Noun: satisfactoriness

1. The quality of giving satisfaction sufficient to meet a demand or requirement

Derived forms: satisfactorinesses

See also: satisfactory

Type of: quality

Antonym: unsatisfactoriness

Examples

1. and their sense of happiness and self satisfactoriness was much stronger than today
2. In 1932, Huntington addressed the first nudist convention held in the United States, this convention took place in Highland, NY, At that convention Huntington said that " the goodness of man and the possible satisfactoriness of life make the nudist feel that God is a very kind and friendly being . " He later described his forest frolicking with similarly minded friends as " poetry incamate ".
3. Clement Mullinger describes the Kelham Theological College as " " a very rigid and compartmentalised hierarchy . . . Kelham in its heyday of the late 1930s had certain built-in authoritarian terrors comprising histrionic monologues, directives on notice boards, and a general atmosphere under one roof and round one holy table of a great gulf fixed between them and us . . . the Society was too concerned with its own satisfactoriness and permanence to think that communication with people not actually enclosed behind its hedges needed much attention.