satisfied
ਸੰਤੁਸ਼ਟ
definition
adjective
satisfied customers
contented; pleased.
example
She seemed quite 'satisfied' and proud of herself for some reason.
A 'satisfied' and happy customer will tell two of his or her friends, while a dissatisfied and unhappy customer will tell 10.
Consequently, the garage we worked at had many long standing, 'satisfied' customers and more work than we could cope with.
Nothing generates great word of mouth like a 'satisfied' customer.
Salesmen love repeat business from 'satisfied' customers, because it's all pay and no work!
He nodded as if 'satisfied' with his answer or perhaps with his work and stacked the remaining papers neatly on the desk.
She studied him several seconds before giving a 'satisfied' nod.
Snickering, he hid a 'satisfied' smile and nodded in reply.
The best way to show your prospective customers what you can do for them is through testimonials from 'satisfied' customers.
Get letters from 'satisfied' customers and post them on your site.
Mack swallowed the alcohol with a 'satisfied' gulp before nodding.
Patrick gave me a 'satisfied' nod, and then changed the subject of our conversation.
The company also added that they served thousands of 'satisfied' customers every year.
It's a food that can leave us full, 'satisfied' and happy.
Ray seemed far from 'satisfied' with the answer he had just received.
Many companies regard 'satisfied' customers as their best form of advertising.
If 'satisfied' with their findings, the family will then consult an astrologer to set a date.
With a 'satisfied' nod, I returned to my bed to sleep some more.
Having a 'satisfied' customer tell others how great your business is can reap tremendous rewards.
Don't make a scene, but the hairdresser, owner or manager needs to know you're not a 'satisfied' customer.
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