outsatisfy
outsatisfy verb: to provide more satisfaction than.
Verb
outsatisfy (third-person singular simple present outsatisfies, present participle outsatisfying, simple past and past participle outsatisfied)
- To provide more satisfaction than.
- No matter how purposeful we are, skillful we may become, or successful others may say we are, nothing will ever outsatisfy the love and companionship with God that is always available to us.1999, Jan Johnson, Living a Purpose-Full Life: What Happens When You Say Yes to God, page 104
Forms of outsatisfy
| third-person singular present | outsatisfies |
|---|---|
| present participle | outsatisfying |
| past participle | outsatisfied |
| past | outsatisfied |
Origin of outsatisfy
From out- + satisfy.
Questions about outsatisfy
- What does outsatisfy mean?
- Outsatisfy means to provide more satisfaction than.
- What part of speech is outsatisfy?
- Outsatisfy is a verb.
- What is the past tense of outsatisfy?
- The past tense of outsatisfy is outsatisfied.
Words near outsatisfy in the dictionary
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