fulfilled
- adjective
- /fəlˈfɪld/
- When he started volunteering, he found a path that made him feel fulfilled and content.
You know, am I fulfilled and am I contributing?
- You know, am I fulfilled and am I contributing?
- You see you're most fulfilled when you're expressing the real you.
- I've never been happier or more fulfilled or more energized.
- It prevents us from living happy, satisfied, fulfilled, free lives.
- I, I've never been happier and more fulfilled than I am right now.
- Is the only way to be a fulfilled trad wife to have children?
- Well, you're truly fulfilled without one of these things.
- But I'm not completely, like, fulfilled from me being famous, you know?
- And that was how she felt fulfilled, right?
- I'm so happy and fulfilled with everything that I'm able to do.
- When I'm rested, when do you feel most fulfilled?
- I know in my relationships with people they're fulfilled and good.
- She was so fulfilled by finding a way to get that real currency.
- It would change people's mood, make them happier, more fulfilled.
- I'd quite like to see Shannon emotionally fulfilled.
Examples
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It prevents us from living happy, satisfied, fulfilled, free lives.
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I'm so happy and fulfilled with everything that I'm able to do.
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Are you as happy and fulfilled in your life as you seem?
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Some people are content and very fulfilled at being a stay at home parent.
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I, I've never been happier and more fulfilled than I am right now.
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You see you're most fulfilled when you're expressing the real you.
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I've never been happier or more fulfilled or more energized.
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She felt completely fulfilled after achieving her long-term career goals.
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After years of hard work, she was fulfilled by her accomplishments and happy with her life.
Synonyms
Feeling pleased and content
Feeling happy or satisfied about something
Pleased because you achieved something or got the result you wanted
Feeling happy and satisfied with what you have
Feeling pleased and satisfied because you received something you wanted
Antonyms
How Satisfied
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word fulfilled comes from the same parts full and fill, meaning 'full' and 'to make full'. Think of your needs or plans being 'filled' so your heart is full; that's why when your wishes are met you feel fulfilled and satisfied.