fill in Sentence Examples
- The child was attempting to fill in the missing piece of the jigsaw puzzle.
- The plumber tightly filled in the crack on the pipe to ensure there was no leakage.
- The artist used watercolors to fill in the intricate details of the painting.
- She filled in the job application form with her personal information and qualifications.
- The recipe instructed me to fill in a measuring cup with a cup of flour.
- The construction workers filled in the foundation with concrete to create a solid base.
- He filled in the survey form with his opinions and suggestions.
- The carpenter carefully filled in the gaps between the wooden planks with wood putty.
- The waiter filled in our water glasses as we sat down at the table.
- The teacher asked the students to fill in the blanks with the correct answers.
fill in Meaning
fill in (v)
supply with information on a specific topic
represent the effect of shade or shadow on
be a substitute
write all the required information onto a form
fill in (n)
someone who takes the place of another (as when things get dangerous or difficult)
Synonyms & Antonyms of fill in
Synonyms:
- proxy
- pinch-hitter
- commissary
- assignee
- deputy
- makeshift
- envoy
- delegate
- successor
- rep
- designated-hitter
- agent
- attorney
- locum-tenens
- stopgap
- representative
- factor
- second
- apology
- understudy
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word fill in
supply with information on a specific topic, represent the effect of shade or shadow on, be a substitute, write all the required information onto a form, someon
backup, replacement,substitute, assistant, surrogate, relief, alternate, sub,stand-in, reserve
mislead, mislead,misinform, misinform,
The child was attempting to fill in the missing piece of the jigsaw puzzle.
The plumber tightly filled in the crack on the pipe to ensure there was no leakage.
The artist used watercolors to fill in the intricate details of the painting.
She filled in the job application form with her personal information and qualifications.
