Filled — synonyms, filled antonyms, definition

1. filled (a)

abundant big crammed crowded inclusive overcrowded overflowing pressed productive prolific stuffed teeming

2. filled (Verb)

crammed crowded filled up fulfilled made full met occupied overcrowded pressed repleted sated satiated satisfied stuffed took emptied

filled (Verb) — Make full, also in a metaphorical sense. ex. "fill a container" ex. "fill the child with pride" ex. "fill up a container"

filled (Verb) — Become full. ex. "The pool slowly filled with water" ex. "The theatre filled up slowly"

filled (Verb) — Take up all the available space. ex. "The liquid fills the container"

filled (Verb) — Assume, as of positions or roles. ex. "She filled the job as director of development"

filled (Verb) — Obtain something that is wanted or needed.

filled (Verb) — Appoint someone to (a position or a job).

filled (Verb) — Eat until one is sated. ex. "He filled up on turkey"

filled (Verb) — Fill to satisfaction. ex. "I am filled"

filled (Verb) — Plug with a substance. ex. "fill a cavity"

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3. filled (Adjective)

unfilled

filled (Adjective) — (usually followed by 'with' or used as a combining form) generously supplied with. ex. "theirs was a house filled with laughter" ex. "a large hall filled with rows of desks" ex. "fog-filled air"

filled (Adjective) — (of purchase orders) completed or delivered.

filled (Adjective) — (of time) taken up. ex. "well-filled hours"

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