Difference between Favorable and Satisfactory

FAVORABLE vs SATISFACTORY: NOUN

Done to satisfaction; adequate or sufficient
Making amends, indemnification, or recompense; causing to cease from claims and to rest content; compensating; atoning.
Giving or producing satisfaction; yielding content; especially, relieving the mind from doubt or uncertainty, and enabling it to rest with confidence; sufficient.
Giving satisfaction sufficient to meet a demand or requirement; adequate. : sufficient.
Meeting requirements
Giving satisfaction

Synonyms Auspicious, willing, inclined (toward).
Having a pleasing favor or appearance; well favored; beautiful.
Convenient; advantageous; affording facilities: as, a favorable position; favorable weather.
Conducive; contributing; tending to promote: as, conditions favorable to population.
Kind; friendly; well inclined; manifesting good will or partiality.
Giving an advantage
2 and 3. Fit, adapted, suitable.
Not antagonistic or hostile
Inclined to help or support

Affording satisfaction; satisfying; that fully gratifies or contents; fulfilling all demands or requirements: as, to make satisfactory arrangements; to give a satisfactory account; a satisfactory state of affairs.
Making reparation, atonement, or expiation; expiatory.
Synonyms Gratifying, pleasing, sufficient, convincing, conclusive, decisive. See satisfy.

Favourable, High, Approving, Prosperous, Convenient, Lucky, Affirmative, Auspicious, Opportune, Friendly, Pleasing, Encouraging, Propitious, Advantageous, Positive

Cheering, Passing, Right, Fine, Comforting, Ok, Copacetic, Alright, Copasetic, Okay, Passable, Good, Satisfying, Adequate, Acceptable

Favourable, High, Approving, Prosperous, Convenient, Lucky, Affirmative, Auspicious, Opportune, Friendly, Pleasing, Encouraging, Propitious, Advantageous, Positive

Cheering, Passing, Right, Fine, Comforting, Ok, Copacetic, Alright, Copasetic, Okay, Passable, Good, Satisfying, Adequate, Acceptable

Examine Language of Plan Document for Favorable Provisions.
This extension rule is less favorable than anticipated.
Giant is not entitled to a favorable decision.
In most cold water conditions a wetsuit is more favorable for performance in the water, while drysuits are more favorable out of the water.
Short for joint favorable substitute; an amended bill reported favorably JOINT COMMITTEESee, COMMITTEE, JOINT STANDING Short for joint favorable report.
Acceptance Notice is subject, which may not be less favorable but may be more favorable than the conditions offered by the Prospective Transferee.
Thus, salience of cultural group membership can affect performance qualityregardless of whether the stereotype defines your group as more favorable or less favorable.
Ambassador Sondland relied on, and he went from a witness that was not very favorable to very favorable at his hearing.
Had these agreements been negotiated with unaffiliated third parties, their terms may have been more favorable, or less favorable, to us.
These favorable impacts were partially offset by less favorable life claims experience.

Number of accounts rated satisfactory on the report.
Tenant agrees that premises are in satisfactory condition.
Service time varies, and cleaning is marginally satisfactory.
The Company believes that employee relations are satisfactory.
Project reasonably satisfactory to Administrative Agent in form and content and made by a registered land surveyor reasonably satisfactory to Administrative Agent.
If a student can regain satisfactory academic progress with the courses completed successfully during the Warning term, the status will return to Satisfactory.
SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS FOR PURPOSES OF FINANCIAL AIDtain Satisfactory Academic Progress in order to receive aid.
When a satisfactory agreement has been reached, an executed stipulation in a form satisfactory to the United States Attorney will be obtained.
Under check points there are four heads like satisfactory, not satisfactory, not applicable and remarks.
Satisfactory Rating Satisfactory performance in this category is based on evidence of a demonstrated commitment to teaching.