In predicative use: pleased, satisfied, content. Formerly frequently with of; now only in ill-paid, well-paid, adj. 1. Now rare (in later use Scottish…

Highly pleased or satisfied. Also: highly pleasing or agreeable.

Highly pleased or satisfied. Cf. paid, adj. 1, pay, v.1 1. Now rare (Scottish in later use).

Satisfied, contented, pleased.

Very pleased, satisfied, or content.

Settled or easy in mind, content.

Affected by, or expressive of, feelings of satisfaction or pleasure; gratified, contented, in a good mood. Formerly also: †appeased (obsolete).

Having one's desires bounded by what one has (though that may be less than one could have wished); not disturbed by the desire of anything more…

Of a person: pleased, satisfied, contented. Obsolete.

Highly gratified, contented, or satisfied.

Very happy or contented; cheerful, joyous.

Highly pleased, gratified, or satisfied. Chiefly in predicative use.

Very happy; extremely content.

Content; pleased. Chiefly with at, with, infinitive, or that-clause, indicating the cause of contentment or pleasure.

Full of content: (a) characterized by contentment, contented, satisfied; †(b) causing content or satisfaction, satisfying; †(c) easily contented…

Not repining; expressing no discontent or complaint.

Of a person, emotion, etc.: contented, pleased, gratified; (of a desire, appetite, etc.) met, answered, fully supplied.

Satisfied.

Satisfied with one's present condition; not disposed to complain; marked by contentment.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

In a state of complete satisfaction; satisfied, contented. Obsolete. rare.

Characterized by complacency, showing satisfaction, content, or acquiescence in something.

out of humour: in an annoyed, depressed, or dissatisfied state of mind; in a bad mood; (also) not in a comfortable or harmonious relationship with…

Pleased, satisfied.

In a state of tranquil enjoyment and content; free from pain and trouble; at ease. (Usually, but not always, in reference to physical conditions or…

Pleased, satisfied, etc.

Having no wishes; void of or free from desire.

slang (U.S. and Australian) like a possum up a gum tree and variants: in a state of contentment; (also occasionally Australian) with all desirable…

Pleased, satisfied, happy. dialect.

Of a person: satisfied, content, comfortable, at ease; reasonable, understanding. Usually with about, with.

Pleased, satisfied, contented.

Pleased, satisfied.