Plural of fulfillment; instances of completing something, satisfying requirements, or achieving a desired state or goal.
From 'fulfill' plus '-ment' (abstract noun suffix) forming 'fulfillment,' with regular '-s' pluralization, used since Middle English to describe completion of duty or promise.
Psychologists talk about 'self-actualization and fulfillment,' philosophers about 'existential fulfillment,' yet in warehouses people scan barcodes for 'order fulfillment'—the same word spanning from the spiritual to the mundane.
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