Filled with
Loaded with and filled with are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Loaded with" instead an adjective phrase "Filled with".
Loaded with
Filled with and loaded with are semantically related. You can use "Filled with" instead an adjective phrase "Loaded with".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- full and filled with
- full and loaded with
- abounding and filled with
- abounding and loaded with
- bursting and filled with
- bursting and loaded with
- thick with and filled with
- thick with and loaded with
- filled and filled with
- filled and loaded with
- fraught and filled with
- fraught and loaded with
- overcrowded and filled with
- overcrowded and loaded with
Both terms in one sentence
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Subverted in DF2010 where one of the best ways to train your dwarfs for combat is to turn the barracks into a danger room filled with spike traps loaded with blunt training spears.
Source: Spikes of Doom -
It's abandoned, all right; it's loaded with black slime and filled with all manner of ghosts and ghoulies; there's untold amounts of weird occult science going on; and an imprisoned Juvenile Giant Sloar serves as the icing on this very nasty cake.
Source: Abandoned Laboratory - Just for starters, he keeps a sawn-off shotgun under his desk:The shells were loaded with a customized mixture of pellets: lead, gold, silver, iron, hardwood and platinum, with the gaps in the mix filled with tiny industrial diamonds.
Source: Fan Fic / This Time Round
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