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Definition of replete - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
full from foodvery full of or sated by food
- After the feast, he felt replete and content..
2.
abundanceabundantly supplied with something
- The garden was replete with colorful flowers.
Expressions with replete
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full of or filled with many things
The garden is replete with colorful flowers.
Origin of replete
Latin, repletus (filled)
Examples of replete in a sentence
She felt replete and sleepy after the Thanksgiving dinner. The library was replete with rare manuscripts. Her speech was replete with historical references.
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- French:rassasié, rempli, ...
- German:satt, voll, ...
- Italian:pieno, ricco, ...
- Spanish:satisfecho, repleto, ...
- Portuguese:satisfeito, cheio, ...
- Chinese:吃饱的, 充满的, ...
- Japanese:満腹, 豊富な, ...
- Arabic:شَبْعان, زاخر, ...
- Hebrew:מָלֵא, שׁוֹפֵעַ, ...
- Russian:сытый, изобилующий, ...
- Ukrainian:ситий, насичений, ...
- Hindi:तृप्त, परिपूर्ण, ...
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