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unsatisfied

British  
/ ʌnˈsætɪsˌfaɪd /

adjective

  1. (of a person, demand, need, etc) not satisfied or fulfilled

    an unsatisfied demand for fresh fruit

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Later versions included a survey that he said showed the scientists were broadly unsatisfied with the AI tool despite the improvements in productivity.

From The Wall Street Journal

He remained unsatisfied with the agency’s intelligence on Iraq’s use of terrorism.

From The Wall Street Journal

When hospitals returned to operating normally, that unsatisfied demand led to a surge in elective procedures that resulted in higher-than-expected medical costs for insurers.

From Barron's

We’re built to be unsatisfied, Mr. Kukushkin argues, and so he advises us to savor the search, find joy in the moment.

From The Wall Street Journal

Flying had always been Frank Powers’s dream—yet he still felt restless, unsatisfied.

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