Charged with
Filled with and charged with are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Filled with" instead an adjective "Charged with".
Filled with
Charged with and filled with are semantically related. You can use "Charged with" instead an adjective phrase "Filled with".
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From sky whales to giant sentient trees, who while immortal (they may still feel pain, suffer loss or be killed), their power pales in comparison to the Golden Goddesses that created them, and the reality filled with mortal beings they are charged with tending to, as respective guardians.
Source: Top God
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