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Material for blocking up a space
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infill
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Infill is the rededication of land in an urban environment, usually open space, to new construction. Infill may also refer to: Infill (construction) , the process of leveling up a depressed surface, or the material used in that process Infill (geology) ...
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n. That which fills in a space, hole or gap. vb. To fill in a space, hole or gap.
Usage examples of infill.
Rue had decorated this room herself, lovingly waxing the beams and then painting their ancient plaster infills with a special lime wash stained palest ochre, which gave the plaster a soft, warm glow.
Five years ago she would not even have known the importance of painting traditional plaster infills with lime wash instead of modern paint--and five years ago she would certainly never have dreamed of doing such work herself.
Most of the craters were rimless, so that jogging along he would come on the arc of a sunken round room, and through branches he spied a little round meadow, or a shallow round lake, infilling with meadow from the sides.
The most senior gods, of course, had large and splendid temples, but the trouble was that later gods demanded equality and soon the holy areas were sprawling with lean-to’s, annexes, loft conversions, sub-basements, bijou flatlets, ecclesiastical infilling and trans-temporal timesharing, since no god would dream of living outside the holy quarter or, as it had become, three-eighths.
The most senior gods, of course, had large and splendid temples, but the trouble was that later gods demanded equality and soon the holy areas were sprawling with lean-to's, annexes, loft conversions, sub-basements, bijou flatlets, ecclesiastical infilling and trans-temporal timesharing, since no god would dream of living outside the holy quarter or, as it had become, three-eighths.