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Collocations for satisfaction - noun

ADJECTIVE

complete, deep, great, immense
overall
Clients are asked to rate their overall satisfaction.
evident, obvious
grim, perverse, smug
quiet
mutual, personal
job, life (esp. AmE)
emotional, marital (AmE), sexual
client, customer, employee, patient

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… OF SATISFACTION

level
My current level of job satisfaction is pretty low.

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VERB + satisfaction

derive, feel, find, gain, get, have, take
He derived great satisfaction from knowing that his son was happy.
Although we didn't win, we were able to take some satisfaction from our performance.
bring (sb), give sb, provide (sb with)
express

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satisfaction + NOUN

rating, score
level, rate

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PREPOSITION

in satisfaction
She watched in satisfaction as he opened the present.
to sb's satisfaction
The matter was resolved to our general satisfaction.
with satisfaction
He nodded with evident satisfaction.
satisfaction at
her deep satisfaction at seeing justice done
satisfaction in
I find satisfaction in helping people.
satisfaction of
I had the satisfaction of proving him wrong.
satisfaction with
Both parties expressed their complete satisfaction with the decision.

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PHRASES

a certain satisfaction
She felt a certain satisfaction in keeping him waiting.
a grin of satisfaction, a look of satisfaction, a smile of satisfaction, a smirk of satisfaction
a feeling of satisfaction, a sense of satisfaction
a source of satisfaction
The children were a major source of satisfaction.

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