refills
word · lemma: refill
Definition
'Refills' are additional amounts that replace what has been used, like extra servings of a drink, or when a prescription is filled again at a pharmacy.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used with drinks ('free refills'), medication prescriptions ('prescription refills'), and items like ink or soap. Plural form refers to multiple times you can get more. In fast food, ‘refills’ often means you can get more of a soft drink for no extra charge.
Example Sentences
Some restaurants offer free refills on soft drinks.
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My doctor gave me three refills for my prescription.
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She always asks for refills of coffee at breakfast.
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Do you guys want any more refills before we leave?
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My pen is out of ink—I need to buy some refills.
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He used up all his refills before his next doctor’s visit.
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