replete

• Qualifie quelque chose qui est rempli ou abondamment pourvu de quelque chose, souvent de nourriture ou de qualités abstraites.

Describes something that is filled or well-supplied with something, often used in formal or literary contexts.

1. Filled or well-suppliedC1formal

   Containing a large amount of something; abundantly supplied.

   bien rempli, abondamment pourvu

   • The report is replete with detailed statistics.
   • Her speech was replete with references to classic literature.
   • The garden is replete with colorful flowers and exotic plants.

   Synonymesbrimmingfilledfulloverflowingpackedstuffed

   Antonymesbaredepletedemptyunfilledvoid

2. Satiated or fullC1formal

   Having eaten or drunk enough; completely satisfied.

   Rassasié ou repu

   • After the feast, the guests felt replete and content.
   • He was replete after the large meal and declined dessert.
   • The animals were replete after grazing in the lush field.

   Synonymesfilledfullgluttedsatiatedstuffed

   Antonymesfamishedhungryravenousstarving

• Verbe signifiant remplir abondamment ou fournir en grande quantité, souvent de nourriture ou de ressources.

A verb used to express the act of filling or supplying something abundantly, often with food or resources.

1. Fill to satisfactionC1formal

   To fill something completely, often with food or other resources, so that it is fully satisfied.

   Rassasier

   • The feast repleted the hungry guests.
   • The generous donation repleted the charity's supplies.
   • After the long hike, the meal repleted their energy.

   Synonymescramfillglutsatesatiatesatisfystuffsurfeit

   Antonymesdepletedrainemptyexhauststarve