filled (out) (Meaning)

filled (out)

to put on flesh, to complete by filling in blanks

The room was filled with the warmth and aroma of freshly baked cookies.
My heart was filled with gratitude for the kindness I had received.
The stadium was filled to capacity with cheering fans.
The ballot box was filled out meticulously by the voters.
The application was not fully filled out, causing a delay in processing.
The parking lot was so filled that we had to wait for a spot to open up.
The river overflowed, filling the surrounding fields with water.
The silence in the room was palpable, filling the air with a sense of anticipation.
The blank canvas was filled with vibrant colors as the artist painted with passion.
The moon filled the night sky with its gentle glow, casting an ethereal light upon the world below.

to put on flesh, to complete by filling in blanks

supplemented,fleshed (out), complemented, incorporated, integrated,completed, embodied, comprised, composed, substantiated

No antonyms found.

The room was filled with the warmth and aroma of freshly baked cookies.

My heart was filled with gratitude for the kindness I had received.

The stadium was filled to capacity with cheering fans.

The ballot box was filled out meticulously by the voters.