a. (UN-1 7.)
1637–50. Row, Hist. Kirk (Wodrow Soc.), 65. This ansuer wes judged … unsatisfactorie.
1652. Benlowes, Theoph., Pref. All external splendours being unsatisfactory.
1714. R. Fiddes, Pract. Disc., II. 212. The very enjoyments of life … are … in themselves unsatisfactory.
1777. J. Richardson, Dissert. East. Nations, 9. [It] opens a wide field for unsatisfactory enquiry.
1818. Cobbett, Pol. Reg., XXXIII. 692. To assert without stating particulars, would be unsatisfactory.
1843. Bethune, Sc. Fireside Stor., 88. As his visit proved unsatisfactory, he determined to make his stay short.
1890. Retrospect Med., CII. 17. The treatment of this dangerous complication is most unsatisfactory.
