It means alright, not perfect but okay.
Yes, satisfactory is an adjective.
Satisfactory, you have spelled it correctly.
Satisfactory is an adjective.
Satisfactory is an adjective. The noun form is satisfaction.
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alright, not perfect but good
In academics, the "S" in academics usually stands for "studies" or "scholarship." It refers to the pursuit of knowledge and learning in a specific subject area.
Satisfactory
If you mean adequate, it means "satisfactory or acceptable in quality or quantity."
Well satisfactory means passing but with needed help, so satisfactory plus would be passing without much needed help in school and studies.
satisfactory
It might mean threatening, reassuring, looming, or satisfactory.
A 2.0 would be a letter grade of C (satisfactory).A 2.0 would be a letter grade of C (satisfactory).A 2.0 would be a letter grade of C (satisfactory).A 2.0 would be a letter grade of C (satisfactory).A 2.0 would be a letter grade of C (satisfactory).A 2.0 would be a letter grade of C (satisfactory).
"Co-pathetic" is not a commonly used term in English. It may be a variation or misspelling of "sympathetic" or a regional slang term. Without more context, it is difficult to provide a precise definition.
more satisfactory, most satisfactory
It might mean threatening, reassuring, looming, or satisfactory.
to show a satisfactory reason for something done