充斥 (chōng chì): to be full of; to flood; to congest

This internet café was filled with a pungent smell of smoke; I left in less than ten minutes.

Before the exam, the classroom was filled with a tense atmosphere; even the most talkative student was quietly reading.

Rumors about this celebrity online are full of all kinds of speculation, but no one can produce evidence.

Walking into this old bookstore, the air is filled with the smell of paper and ink, making one feel especially warm.

His speech was full of empty slogans, and the audience quickly lost interest.