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fill
noun as in capacity
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verb as in to put in and occupy the whole of
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Example Sentences
In Mr. Perez’s telling, the staffing industry was filled with people who used prison inmates’ social security numbers to help staff their work sites.
Children Heard and Seen is one charity looking to help fill that gap.
He is calling for TfL to fill the widest gaps on platforms and make sure there is always someone there to help, especially during rush hour.
To help him achieve his goals, Kennedy has invited the public to weigh in on people who could fill important roles within the federal government’s health agencies.
In experiments with zebrafish, the team has now managed to fill this knowledge gap.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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