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Gtivan Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

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Difference between Contentment and satisfaction ?

Apparently they seem the same.

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They seem very similar to me also, Gtivan. I would suggest that contentment to me is a more spiritually pleasurable sensation than satisfaction , which may just indicate repletion or fulfillment of conditions.

— Mister Micawber

  • They seem very similar to me also, Gtivan.
  • I would suggest that contentment to me is a more spiritually pleasurable sensation than satisfaction , which may just indicate repletion or fulfillment of conditions.
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They seem very similar to me also, Gtivan. I would suggest that contentment to me is a more spiritually pleasurable sensation than satisfaction, which may just indicate repletion or fulfillment of conditions.
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Such is the beauty of all synonyms.
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'Satisfaction' seems to be licking its lips; 'Contentment' seems to be sleeping in front of the fire.

MrP
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'Satisfaction' seems to be licking its lips; 'Contentment' seems to be sleeping in front of the fire.

Mr. P. - it's always nice to hear about your two cats!
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When I hear "contentment", I cannot help thinking of Carnation brand's milk from "contented cows". Otherwise, I agree with all the above.
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