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refill
[ree-fil, ree-fil]
noun
a material, supply, or the like, to replace something that has been used up.
a refill for a prescription.
refill
verb
to fill (something) again
noun
a replacement for a consumable substance in a permanent container
a second or subsequent filling
a refill at the petrol station
informal, another drink to replace one already drunk
Other Word Forms
- refillable adjective
- nonrefillable adjective
- unrefilled adjective
Example Sentences
But after a mild spring and early start to the storage refill season, the deficit had turned to a surplus by the start of the summer.
Now that the general account has been refilled to $1 trillion—the highest level since the pandemic era—and quantitative tightening is coming to end, that headwind is mostly in the rearview mirror.
Crucially, the agreement stipulates that furloughed government workers receive back pay, which will refill their coffers and allow for some catch-up spending.
It is on a school run route, can empty within hours, and is regularly refilled.
We dance away from the weather, toe-to-toe with strangers, as cups get drained and refilled by now-roving bottles.
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