satisfise

• Verbo arcaico que significa satisfacer o hacer suficiente; proveer lo necesario. Término raro y anticuado derivado del latín 'satis' (suficiente) y 'facere' (hacer).

An obsolete verb meaning to satisfy or make sufficient; to provide enough. It is a rare, archaic term derived from Latin 'satis' (enough) and 'facere' (to make/do).

1. Achieve minimum requirementsC2formal

   To decide on and pursue a course of action that meets the minimum requirements to achieve a goal, rather than seeking the optimal solution.

   satisfacer los requisitos mínimos

   • In many real-world decisions, people satisfise rather than optimize.
   • The manager chose to satisfise by selecting a good enough candidate quickly.
   • When time is limited, it's often better to satisfise than to search for perfection.

   Sinónimoscompromiseget bymake dosettle

   Antónimosmaximizeoptimize