Both were satisfied with result.

Meaning: The two people involved were pleased or content with the outcome.

Choice of Words: Both means the two people involved, were is the past tense of 'to be', satisfied means pleased or content, with indicates the object of satisfaction, result is the outcome.

Alternative Expressions

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• The students were satisfied with the answers.
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