fulfilled

/fʊlˈfɪld/

satisfied or completed

She felt fulfilled after completing her degree.

She felt satisfied and accomplished after finishing her studies.

general

To achieve or complete something successfully

He fulfilled his dream of becoming a doctor.

He achieved his goal of becoming a doctor.

Often used to describe achieving personal or professional goals.

general

To meet or satisfy a requirement, need, or obligation

The contract was fulfilled according to the terms.

The contract was completed as agreed.

Common in legal and business contexts.

Collocations

a prediction that causes itself to come true

Use 'fulfilled' to describe achieving goals or meeting obligations.

'Fulfilled' can be used with or without an object, but the meaning changes slightly.

From Middle English 'fulfille,' from Old English 'fulfyllan,' meaning 'to fill up, complete.'

Can be used both transitively (with an object) and intransitively (without an object).

ful-

full, complete

prefix

-filled

past participle of 'fill'

suffix

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