verb

fulfill

fulfil, satisfy, achieve

She will fulfill her promise.

She will fulfil her promise.

The job did not fulfill his expectations.

The job did not fulfil his expectations.

You must fulfill the requirements for the course.

You must fulfil the requirements for the course.

((sth.)) to carry out or bring to completion (a promise, duty, etc.) She will fulfil her promise.

((sth.)) to satisfy (a requirement, expectation, etc.) You must fulfil the requirements for the course.

Synonyms: achieve, accomplish, satisfy; Antonyms: fail, neglect

From Old English 'fullfyllan', meaning 'to fill up', a combination of 'full' and 'fill'.

Imagine 'filling' a container 'full' to complete a task or promise.

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