filled

[fɪld]

filled Definition

• 1. having something inside
• 2. completely occupied or taken up
• 3. to put something into a container until it is full

Using filled: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "filled" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The room was filled with people.

• Example

  I filled the glass with water.

• Example

  The cake was filled with cream.

• Example

  The stadium was filled to capacity.

filled Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for filled

• full
• stuffed
• packed
• crowded
• loaded

Antonyms for filled

• vacant
• empty

Phrases with filled

• filled to the brim

  completely full, with no more space for anything else

  Example

  The cup was filled to the brim with hot chocolate.

• filled with wonder

  feeling or expressing great surprise or admiration at something

  Example

  The child's eyes were filled with wonder as she saw the fireworks display.

• filled with joy

  feeling or expressing great happiness or pleasure

  Example

  She was filled with joy when she received the news of her promotion.

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Summary: filled in Brief

The term 'filled' [fɪld] describes something that has something inside, is completely occupied or taken up, or has been filled with something. It can be used to describe a room, container, or other space, as in 'The room was filled with people.' 'Filled' also extends into phrases like 'filled to the brim,' denoting complete fullness, and 'filled with wonder,' indicating a sense of amazement or admiration.