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Definition of repletion - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
nutritionRare excessive fullness from overeatingRare
- His repletion was evident from his sluggish movements after the meal..
2.
psychologyRare satisfaction from fulfilling a need or desireRare
- The repletion of his curiosity brought him peace.
Expressions with repletion
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until completely full or satisfied
He ate to repletion at the buffet.
Origin of repletion
Latin, repletionem (filling up)
Examples of repletion in a sentence
Repletion from the banquet left everyone feeling lethargic. The repletion of her hunger was evident after the meal. He felt a sense of repletion after completing the project.
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- French:réplétion, satisfaction, ...
- German:Überessen, Befriedigung, ...
- Italian:replezione, soddisfazione, ...
- Spanish:repleción, satisfacción, ...
- Portuguese:repleção, satisfação, ...
- Chinese:饱胀, 满足感, ...
- Japanese:過食による満腹, 充足, ...
- Arabic:تخمة, إِشْبَاع نَفْسِي, ...
- Hebrew:הִתְמַלְּאוּת, שְׂבִיעוּת רָצוֹן, ...
- Russian:переедание, удовлетворение, ...
- Ukrainian:переїдання, задоволення, ...
- Hindi:अधिक भोजन से तृप्ति, तृप्ति, ...
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