fulfilling
- adjective
- /fəlˈfɪlɪŋ/
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gratificante
- Volunteering at the shelter was fulfilling, knowing I was making a difference in the lives of those in need.
And it's been the most fulfilling thing that I've ever done.
- And it's been the most fulfilling thing that I've ever done.
- It will become truly deeply fulfilling and fun when it hurts.
- I want to do work that I, I find fulfilling and that keeps me challenged.
- It's a lot of work, but so far it's been really fulfilling creatively for me.
- That's that's, that's more fulfilling than a Zoom meeting that there's.
- And the more we help others, the more fulfilled we are.
- And Jesus Christ answers those questions in such a penetrating, fulfilling, exciting way.
- So it's been a really fulfilling thing for me.
- So that felt kind of like a positive, fulfilling, fulfilling.
- And so that if it's not fulfilling, then what was the word that you used?
Examples
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I want to do work that I, I find fulfilling and that keeps me challenged.
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It's a lot of work, but so far it's been really fulfilling creatively for me.
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It's so like fulfilling, you know what I mean?
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So that felt kind of like a positive, fulfilling, fulfilling.
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That is the most fulfilling thing that exists.
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I find that to be much more personally fulfilling, personally feeding.
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And it's been the most fulfilling thing that I've ever done.
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So lived a long a long fulfilling life full of Spritz.
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And so it's been, I think, a very fulfilling yet confronting.
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It will become truly deeply fulfilling and fun when it hurts.
Synonyms
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3.5
An activity or experience that makes you feel good and successful
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3.7
Pleasing and making you feel proud or satisfied
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2.2
A pleasant feeling of being happy when a need or wish is met
Antonyms
How Fulfilling
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word fulfilling comes from the old idea of making something full, from the parts full and fill meaning 'to make full'. So, when something is fulfilling it 'fills' you with satisfaction or a sense of purpose.