fulfill
verb (used with object)
to carry out, or bring to realization, as a prophecy or promise.
overfulfill
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a word derived from
fulfill.
Example Sentences
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Though workers who overfulfill production quotas are showered with medals and occasionally cash bonuses, wages, too, are generally controlled, on the basis of supply of consumer goods available.
From Time Magazine Archive
Statistics released last week with the Cabinet's new orders showed that the commissariats managed to "overfulfill" their total quotas in many cases by grossly underfulfilling certain subsidiary categories.
From Time Magazine Archive
Factory managers who developed the capacity to overfulfill their production quotas, for example, frequently had trouble finding enough raw materials to do so.
From Time Magazine Archive
If we could overfulfill our production plans like that it would be great.
From Time Magazine Archive
Although the regular work schedule was eight hours, workers were called upon to perform volunteer labor and to overfulfill norms.
From Area Handbook for Albania by Sarah Jane Elpern
