Infill (noun)

  1. The act or process of filling in an empty space or gap.
  2. Material used to fill in a space or gap.
  3. The development of land within an existing built-up area.

Origin:

From the verb infill, meaning to fill in an empty space or gap, it can also be used as a verb form.

Examples:

  1. The infill of the empty lots will help to revitalize the neighborhood.
  2. The infill material used to level the ground was a mixture of sand and gravel.
  3. Infill development is a way to make better use of existing infrastructure.
  4. The infill of the wall was done with concrete.
  5. The infill process will make the land suitable for building.
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