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Unsatisfied vs. Dissatisfied Sun Oct 28, 2007 19:48 pm  Unsatisfied vs. Dissatisfied		  
What exactly is the difference in meanings of the following word pairs?

1> Dissatisfied and Unsatisfied
2> Disinterested and Uninterested
3> Unbalance and Imbalance

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Unsatisfied vs. Dissatisfied Sun Dec 02, 2007 14:47 pm  Unsatisfied vs. Dissatisfied		  
The following word usage examples from the British National Corpus might help understand the similarity or nuances in meaning between each word pair:

dissatisfied
unsatisfied
disinterested
uninterested
unbalance
imbalance
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