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repletion

/rɪˈpliː.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état d'être complètement rassasié ou satisfait, souvent dans le contexte d'un excès de nourriture jusqu'à la plénitude.

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noun

/rɪˈpliː.ʃən/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'état d'être complètement rassasié ou satisfait, souvent dans le contexte d'un excès de nourriture jusqu'à la plénitude.

A noun describing the state of being completely full or satisfied, often in the context of eating to the point of excess.

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  1. State of fullnessC1formal

    The condition of being completely full or satisfied, often to the point where no more can be added.

    frRéplétion

    • After the feast, the guests were in a state of comfortable repletion.
    • The reservoir reached repletion after the heavy rains.
    • His repletion after the meal made him feel drowsy.

    Synonymesfullnessglutsatiationsatietysurfeit

    Antonymesdepletionemptinessemptyingvoid

  2. Excessive fullnessC1formal

    The state of being overly full, especially from eating or drinking too much.

    frRéplétion (excès de plénitude)

    • He ate to repletion, regretting it later.
    • The feeling of repletion after the buffet was overwhelming.
    • She avoided repletion by eating small portions.

    Synonymesengorgementfullnessglutsatietysurfeit

Formes
  • repletions plural form
  • repletions' possessive plural form
  • repletion's possessive singular form
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