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satisfy (Discharge), verb arrange a settlement, carry into execution, carry out, clear, compensate, fulfill an obliiation, make compensation, make good, make payment, meet an obligation, pay, pay in full, pay off, pay up, reimburse, remit, remunerate, render, repay, settle, settle accounts, tender
Associated concepts: satisfy a debt, satisfy a judgment

satisfy (Fulfill), verb answer the purpose, appease, avail, be agreeable, be sufficient, carry out, comply with, conform to, content, fill, fit, gratify, meet requirements, please, prove acceptable, qualify, quench, sate, satiate, serve the purpose, set at ease, slake, suffice, suit, surfeit
Associated concepts: satisfy to a moral certainty

See also: adhere to, assuage, assure, compensate, comply, contribute, convince, disarm, discharge, fulfill, indemnify, keep, liquidate, obey, observe, pacify, pander, pay, perform, placate, propitiate, reassure, recoup, redeem, redress, refund, reimburse, remedy, remit, remunerate, repay, restore, return, supply, vouchsafe

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