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fill
noun as in capacity
Weak matches
verb as in to put in and occupy the whole of
Strongest matches
Strong matches
Example Sentences
“It’s big shoes for me to fill,” Maiava said.
The Bruins could always add a high school player or two after the season to fill the holes created by the departures of Lazar Stefanovic and Kobe Johnson, the only players on their roster whose eligibility is about to expire.
In an interview with the BBC in July, she admitted retirement was "harder than I expected it to be" and "nothing can fill the hole of ski racing".
Some trustees have expressed exasperation at state expectations to increase California enrollment and help students graduate to help fill projected workforce shortages while reducing funding to do the work.
The Senate approval process requires nominees to submit financial disclosure forms, fill out a questionnaire - which differs based on the role - and testify before a Senate committee.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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