fulfil, fulfill (fulfil)

t.; pret. and pp. ful filled, ppr. fulfilling. [ He fulfillede an holwg ve el with dew. Wyclif, Judges vi. 38 (Oxf.). Al that huge halle was hastili fulfulled .. With barounes and kniztes. Fulgoridæ The Spirit dictates all such petitions, and God himself is first the author, and then the fulfiller of them. South , Works, II. iii. The stern legionaries [of Rome]... were, though they knew it not, fulfillers of Hebrew prophecy. J. C. Shairp , Culture and Religion, p. 42. fulfilling (ful-fil'ing), n. [Verbal n. of fulfil , v .] Fulfilment; completion. Love worketh no ill to his neighbour; therefore love is the fulfilling of the law. Rom. xiii. 10. IMG:content-1923.jpg:[graphic] IMG:content-1924.png:[blocks in formation] With what entire confidence ought we to wait for the fulfilment of all his other promises in their due time! H. Blair , Works, I. v.