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The phrase "a satisfying day" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a day that was fulfilling or enjoyable, often in a reflective context.
Example: "After completing all my tasks and spending time with friends, I can confidently say it was a satisfying day."
Alternatives: "a fulfilling day" or "a rewarding day."
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It was a satisfying day for the Russians, who finished with consolation medals in the team finals.
But all in all, it was a satisfying day out, and some up-to-date photos have winged their way to Laurie Frost across the Atlantic.
All in all it was a satisfying day for the qualified social psychologist, who confessed to having been bombarded with masks mailed to him by fans.
Now, Louis van Gaal's team will spend at least a week as the leaders and as Wayne Rooney ended his league drought on 999 minutes with United's second this was a satisfying day all round.
Duration 5 or 6 hours Level Easy On the southern tip of Kyushu island, which is famed for its volcanoes and hot springs, Mount Kaimon is a perfect conical (and dormant) volcano, which offers sweeping panoramic ocean views and makes for a satisfying day trip from the nearby city of Kagoshima.
1000 words or more just doesn't make for a satisfying day's work.
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"It was a thoroughly satisfying day".
Smith, though, could reflect on a wholly satisfying day that vindicated his decision to send the tourists in to bat.
The variety of this week's recipes made for a really satisfying day in the kitchen, from pickling and roasting to gentle slow cooking and marinating.
All of which left Tony Pulis to reflect on a hugely satisfying day when Stoke scored five goals from open play to silence more than a few of their critics.
"Even if you don't sell any books, it's usually a very satisfying day".
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