fulfil
[fʊlˈfɪl]
Definition:
1. Put in effect.
2. Fill or meet a want or need.
3. Fulfil the requirements or expectations of.
'fulfil' example sentence:
- They fulfil a vital, and occasionally noble, function.
- President Kaunda fulfilled his promise of announcing a date for the referendum.
- He failed to fulfil his early promise.
- I'm finding the work much more fulfilling now.
- Nor does it, in some ways, fulfil its remit.
- Well, I'm afraid my plan won't be fulfilled.
- They help fulfil human needs.
- The past 10 years have been the happiest and most fulfilling of his life.
- She was compelled to fulfil the dying wishes of her mother.
- May the good ever-loving God fulfil your loveliest dream!
- As a teacher, it is important for you to fulfil your role.
- Now he is preparing to fulfil his promise.
- These pieces of equipment failed to fulfil safety requirements.
- As ever, China will faithfully fulfil its obligations under the NPT.
- Bear ye one another's burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ.
- They do not realize I can fulfil any ambition.
- Right, we will fulfil the task.
- Whether he can fulfil his immense potential remains to be seen.
- These illustrations fulfil the text.
- The war was the biggest thing in her life and nothing after that quite fulfilled her.
- Deep wishes or fears—especially those held since childhood—often appear in dreams, and many dreams fulfil such wishes.
- They fulfil a…” – he searches for the word again – “…a need.
- The youth, too, fulfilled the prophecy.
- Whether moxifloxacin will fulfil its promise remains to be seen.
- The most telling condemnation of the system was that it failed to fulfil its function.
- Miners have complained bitterly that the government did not fulfil their promises.
- At any rate the task must be fulfilled.
- Arbitrators must fulfil one of the following conditions.
- He needs these people to fulfil his ambitions and reciprocates by bringing out the best in each of them.
- Women have been brainwashed into thinking that they must go out to work in order to fulfil themselves.
- No candidate fulfils all the criteria for this position.
- Following the example set by her father, she has fulfilled her role and done her duty.
- All the necessary conditions were fulfilled.
- I feel quite ashamed that I have not fulfilled the task.
- Without them you will not be able to fulfil the tasks you have before you.
- Thanks to our hard work, we can fulfil the task on time.
- I need a job that really fulfils me.
- They often fulfil their duties while suffering from malnutrition.
- Now let us fight to fulfil that promise!
- Each hotel is inspected and, if it fulfils certain criteria, is recommended.
- He departed this world with a sense of having fulfilled his destiny.
- They have to fulfil the obligations imposed on them by the treaties.
- It is necessary for the member states to fulfil their obligations under the treaty.
- The editors can give no guarantee that they will fulfil their obligations.
- He was able to fulfil himself through his painting.
- He doesn't feel fulfilled in his present job.
- We guarantee to fulfil [complete] our mission.
- Nursery schools should fulfil the function of preparing children for school.
- The company has not fulfilled certain contractual obligations.
- They don't like the idea that women can fulfil themselves without the assistance of a man.