unsatiatet (unsashiat)

Insatiate. Dr. H. More, Sleep of the Soul, iii. 11. unsatisfactiont (un-sat-is-fak's hon), n. Di atisfaction. Bp. Hall, Of Contentation. unsatisfactorily ly (un-sat-is-fak'tō-ri-li), adv. In an unsatisfactory manner. Amer. Jour. Archæol., VI. 516. unsatisfactorine (un-sat-is-fak'tō-ri-nes), n. The character or state of being unsatisfactory; failure to give satisfaction. Boyle, Works, III. Pref. being unsatisfactory; IMG:content-1528.png:[blocks in formation] The majority of "all ois omer ides" are compounds containing unsaturated carbon. Nature, XXXIX. 119.