replete Definition
- 1filled or well-supplied with something
- 2very full of food so that you cannot eat any more
Using replete: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "replete" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The report is replete with errors.
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The book is replete with beautiful illustrations.
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After the feast, I was replete and couldn't eat another bite.
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The garden is replete with flowers.
replete Synonyms and Antonyms
Phrases with replete
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The city is replete with historical landmarks.
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The new project is replete with possibilities for growth and innovation.
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The poem is replete with meaning and symbolism.
Origins of replete
from Latin 'replere', meaning 'to fill'
Summary: replete in Brief
'Replete' [rɪˈpliːt] means filled or well-supplied with something, such as 'The report is replete with errors.' It can also refer to being very full of food, as in 'After the feast, I was replete and couldn't eat another bite.' The phrase 'replete with' is often used to describe something that is filled with or characterized by a particular quality, as in 'The city is replete with historical landmarks.'
