fulfill in Irish
fulfill in Irish is comhlíon — fulfill means to carry out or complete a promise, duty, or requirement.
fulfill in Irish
comhlíon
What does "fulfill" mean?
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verb To carry out or complete a promise, duty, or requirement.
"He worked hard to fulfill every condition in the contract before the deadline."
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verb To satisfy someone emotionally or bring their talents and potential fully to life.
"Painting fulfills her more than any job she has ever had."
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verb To process and ship an order once it has been placed.
"Our small shop fulfills online orders from a spare room at the back."
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fulfill in a sentence
- He worked hard to fulfill every condition in the contract before the deadline.
- She fulfilled her promise to visit every weekend.
- Painting fulfills her more than any job she has ever had.
- Many people say that helping others fulfills them in a deep way.
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What is "fulfill" in Irish?
"fulfill" in Irish is comhlíon. fulfill means: To carry out or complete a promise, duty, or requirement.
How do you use "fulfill" in a sentence?
Example: "He worked hard to fulfill every condition in the contract before the deadline." In Irish, "fulfill" is comhlíon.
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