Filled again; to put more of something into a container that has been emptied or used up.
From 're-' (again) + 'filled' (from Old English 'fyllan,' meaning to make full). Simple compound showing the prefix re- meaning repetition.
The word 'refilled' is everywhere in modern life—refilling water bottles, coffee cups, prescriptions—but it reveals how much we consume that needs replacing, something rarely necessary when these words first entered English.
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