fulfill

Object

• prophesy: The King has fulfilled the ancient prophecies of Merlin!
• promise: A young widow struggles to sustain her family, to fulfill a deathbed promise to her husband: to return them all to Scotland.
• obligation: The Sydney Olympics Organizing Committee was fined for not fulfilling these obligations.
• ambition: Anne Fenner, who is nearly 80, rode on the footplate of the WD from Holt to Sheringham, fulfilling a lifelong ambition.
• criterion: Anyone not fulfilling these criteria was liable to be removed to their original parish.
• dream: She sails the a full schedule fulfill dreams cruise.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• such: The availability may be determined by previous conversations with the tutor or fulfilling conditions such as prerequisites.

Adjective complement

• most: By them he fulfills most of the promises, but he is still fulfilling others.

Modifying Another Word

• amply: Lambert Simnel in Ireland and crowned King These anticipations were amply fulfilled.
• personally: It also helps individuals gain the skills they need to be employable and personally fulfilled.
• spiritually: Contrary to the stereotype, using the Internet can be productive and spiritually fulfilling.
• literally: United in the land, the promise to Abram in Genesis 15: 18, will be literally fulfilled.
• thereby: Thereby fulfilling the great aim of every literary genius.
• adequately: Instruction in this discipline has for decades been based on a few classic textbooks which until now have adequately fulfilled their purpose.

Used with why or when

• when: He wants his son to marry the princess, and his dying wish is fulfilled when they accept each other.
• what: Beyond that it's hard for me to make direct comparisons as I'm now fulfilling what 's a very different role.
• where: Residence requirements cannot be fulfilled where students are resident mainly for the purpose of receiving full-time education.

Preposition: in

• order: The new policy provides a variety of conditions that students must fulfill in order to be granted a permit.
• future: They will be completely fulfilled in the future at his Second Coming.

Preposition: of

• law: Love is the fulfilling of the law, he says in Romans 13.