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Difference Dissatisfied Unsatisfied Disappointed Hoped Demand Wanted Person

Front What's the difference between "dissatisfied with" and "unsatisfied with"?
Back If you are unsatisfied with something, you are disappointed because you have not got what you hoped to get. If something such as a demand is unsatisfied, there is not enough of what is wanted. If a person is dissatisfied, they are not contented and want changes in a situation or in their lives. ("People are utterly dissatisfied with the economic situation.")

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