Infill
noun
A material used to fill in open spaces or gaps in a structure or land.
The new buildings served as infill between the older structures.

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infill development, infill housing, infill site
verb
The process of filling in spaces, often in gardening or design contexts.
To infill the garden, we used several varieties of flowers to fill available space.

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noun
A material used to fill in open spaces or gaps in a structure or land.
The new buildings served as infill between the older structures.

Usage tips
Neutral
infill development, infill housing, infill site
verb
The process of filling in spaces, often in gardening or design contexts.
To infill the garden, we used several varieties of flowers to fill available space.

Usage tips
Neutral
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Contextual Use
Understand that infill is often used in urban design to make efficient use of space.
The parking lot was replaced with infill housing.
Emotional Tone
In discussions about urban planning, infill can be viewed positively as it improves city density or negatively as it can disrupt community aesthetics.
The infill project was controversial among residents.
Technical Clarity
Infill can also refer to technical processes such as filling in missing data in a dataset.
In data processing, we often use infill techniques to handle incomplete information.
Contextual Use
Understand that infill is often used in urban design to make efficient use of space.
The parking lot was replaced with infill housing.
Emotional Tone
In discussions about urban planning, infill can be viewed positively as it improves city density or negatively as it can disrupt community aesthetics.
The infill project was controversial among residents.
Technical Clarity
Infill can also refer to technical processes such as filling in missing data in a dataset.
In data processing, we often use infill techniques to handle incomplete information.
Contextual Use
Understand that infill is often used in urban design to make efficient use of space.
The parking lot was replaced with infill housing.
Emotional Tone
In discussions about urban planning, infill can be viewed positively as it improves city density or negatively as it can disrupt community aesthetics.
The infill project was controversial among residents.
Technical Clarity
Infill can also refer to technical processes such as filling in missing data in a dataset.
In data processing, we often use infill techniques to handle incomplete information.
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