filler in Greek
filler in Greek is σφράγισμα — filler means a substance used to fill a gap, crack, or hole.
filler in Greek
σφράγισμα
Pronounced: sfragisma
A relatively inert ingredient added to modify physical characteristics; a bulking agent.
What does "filler" mean?
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noun A substance used to fill a gap, crack, or hole.
"He smoothed wood filler into the crack before painting."
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noun A cosmetic substance injected under the skin to smooth wrinkles or add volume.
"She had filler injected into her lips."
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noun Content added mainly to take up space or time, rather than for its own value.
"Most of the album felt like filler, apart from two standout tracks."
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filler in a sentence
- He smoothed wood filler into the crack before painting.
- She had filler injected into her lips.
- Most of the album felt like filler, apart from two standout tracks.
- The newspaper ran a short filler piece about local weather.
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What is "filler" in Greek?
"filler" in Greek is σφράγισμα. filler means: A substance used to fill a gap, crack, or hole.
How do you pronounce σφράγισμα?
"filler" in Greek is σφράγισμα, pronounced "sfragisma".
How do you use "filler" in a sentence?
Example: "He smoothed wood filler into the crack before painting." In Greek, "filler" is σφράγισμα.
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