Cortez being throughly satisfyed of theyr hartie good wylles, he demaunded of them the estate and riches of Mutezuma.
What Reason have you to be satisfyed it was Robbin?
Because it was dark, So dark I cou'd not see his Face so as certainly to know him, but I am fully satisfyed it was Robbin.
Go, go, and pray be satisfyed with my eternal Love.
What troubled me a month you satisfyedin a minute.
I desire neither excuses nor reasons from you: for I am but too well satisfyed already.
Whereas this Court is well satisfyed That Doctor Prudjon is desireous to be excused from reading the next Anatomicall Lectures This Court doth Order That Doctor Goddard be desired to performe the same.
Ma{r} that the Court may be satisfyed of his being better improved in his Learning.
My friend was very well satisfyed in what I had done and said, and now coming more near to me, we fell to our Collation with much freedom.
We are so much the more concernd to see that great interest of the purchasers satisfyed and quieted, at least in that way which our own votes haue propounded.
We foresee and anticipate its change by the imagination; which makes us little satisfyed with the thing: We compare it to ourselves, whose existence is more durable; by which means its inconstancy appears still greater.
Upon the whole, we may rest satisfyed with the foregoing conclusion, that pride must have a cause, as well as an object, and that the one has no influence without the other.
This I am satisfyed with, and am willing to rest the controversy merely upon these ideas.
Being fully satisfyed on this head, I make a third set of experiments, in order to know, whether any thing be requisite, beside the customary transition, towards the production of this phaenomenon of belief.
And indeed if we consider the common progress of the thought, either in reflection or conversation, we shall find great reason to be satisfyed in this particular.
Thus I seem to have answered the three objections above-mentioned; though at the same time I am sensible, that few will be satisfyed with these answers, but will immediately propose new objections and difficulties.
Thus the prospect of past pain is agreeable, when we are satisfyed with our present condition; as on the other hand our past pleasures give us uneasiness, when we enjoy nothing at present equal to them.
We are not much satisfyed with the thing itself; and are still less apt to feel any new degrees of self-satisfaction upon its account.
I beleive we effaced; they appeared well satisfyed with what we said to them, and being hungry and tired we retired to rest at 11 oClock.
I felt so perfectly satisfyed that he had returned in safety that I thought but little of the horses although they were seven of the best I had.
The Indians appear well Satisfyed with the party and mode of proceedure.
I now concluded they were only eight in number and became much better satisfyed with our situation as I was convinced that we could mannage that number should they attempt any hostile measures.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "satisfyed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
