Meaning & Definition of word "Fulfill"

Fulfill

/fʊlˈfɪl/

1. To carry out or bring to completion a task, goal, or requirement.
- Example: She worked hard to fulfill her dream of becoming a doctor.
2. To satisfy a requirement or condition.
- Example: This product fulfills the safety regulations set by the government.
3. To provide what is needed or expected.
- Example: The hotel aims to fulfill the needs of all its guests.
4. To put into effect or execute.
- Example: The company intends to fulfill its commitment to reduce carbon emissions.

Middle English from the Old English 'fullfyllan', meaning to make full.

fulfill a promise:

To keep or deliver on a commitment made to someone.

fulfill one's potential:

To achieve the highest level of one's abilities or capabilities.

fulfill the requirements:

To meet the necessary conditions or criteria.

completion:

The state of being completed.

achievement:

The act of achieving or accomplishing something.

commitment:

The state or quality of being dedicated to a cause or activity.

Meaning: To come through

Example Sentence: He really came through on that project.

Meaning: To hit the mark

Example Sentence: She hit the mark with that presentation.