filled in

Made whole again

Filled in means supplied with missing information or served as a temporary substitute.

Someone fills you in on what you missed: She filled me in on the meeting.

A person fills in for an absent colleague.

On forms, you fill in the blanks.

In art, filling in means adding color or detail to outlined areas.

informed

briefed

Given essential information

told · clued in · advised · enlightened · educated · debriefed · caught up · oriented · acquainted · familiarized

substitution

replaced

Removed and substituted

subbed · pinch-hit · stepped in · relieved · backed up · understudied · sat in · took over · stood up

completed

finished

Brought to an end

concluded · achieved · fulfilled · executed · settled · resolved · perfected · realized · consummated · wrapped up

sealed

plugged

Obstructed an opening

plastered · cemented · stopped up · blocked · closed · bonded · insulated · secured · mortared · puttied

abundance

plentiful

Existing in abundance

teeming · abundant · lush · profuse · rich · generous · overflowing · replete · brimming · stuffed

fullness

bloated

Swelled from excess

stuffed · gorged · engorged · plump · rounded · puffy · expanded · inflated · turgid · satiated

overflow

brimming

Full to the top

inundated · deluged · swamped · glutted · oversaturated · awash · overstuffed · bursting · running over

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completeness

filled inblank

Without marks or content

empty · unfilled · emptied · hollowed out · incomplete

excavation/physical space

filled indug out

Removed by digging

excavated · hollowed out · emptied · dug up · cleared out

information provision

filled inkept in the dark

left out · uninformed · excluded · left in the dark · shut out

Family

fill, filling, fulfill, filled, refill, filler, fills, unfilled, refilled

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