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Discover LudwigThe phrase "filling with" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something becoming full or filled with something. Here are a few examples: 1) The room was filling with the smell of freshly baked cookies. 2) Her heart was filling with gratitude as she read the thank-you notes. 3) The balloon slowly rose up, filling with helium. 4) The stadium was quickly filling with excited fans. 5) The streets were filling with people as the parade began.
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In Siberia, the enormous craters are rapidly filling with water.
Within seconds, the attached plastic bag is filling with blood.
Back inside, the house was filling with smoke.
His chest and bowels were filling with blood.
The blackboard was filling with chalk.
The hundreds of windows filling with faces.
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Streets filled with sand.
Filled with emotion.
You are filled with it".
He's filled with humility.
His eyes filled with tears.
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