To fill full; fill to the utmost capacity, as a vessel, a room, etc.

To make full or complete; fill the measure of; bring out or manifest fully.

To fill the requirements or purport of; carry out or into effect; bring to consummation; satisfy by performance: as, to fulfil a prayer or petition; to fulfil one's promises or the terms of a contract; the prophecy was fulfilled.

To carry on or out fully or completely; perform; execute: as, to fulfil the requirements of citizenship.

To fill out; carry on to the end; continue to the close; finish the course of: as, to fulfil an apprenticeship, a term of office, or (archaically) a period of time.

verb. To fill up.

verb. To satisfy, carry out, bring to completion (an obligation, a requirement, etc.).

verb. To emotionally or artistically satisfy; to develop one's gifts to the fullest.

verb. To obey, follow, comply with (a rule, requirement etc.).

verb. meet the requirements or expectations of

verb. fill or meet a want or need

verb. put in effect

"To silence this explication it will be sufficient to produce a few out of many passages of the New Testament where the term fulfil occurs in connexion with the term law."

fulfillable  fulfilled  fulfilling  fulfilment  unfulfilled  

compelleth  dubiousness  grogginess  hwy  ill-boding  

abide by  accomplish  achieve  answer  bring about  

fulfilled  fulfilling