replete — filled or well-supplied with something
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: filled or well-supplied with something
Pronunciation (IPA): /rɪˈpliːt/
Korean meaning: 가득 찬, 풍부한, 충만한
Korean pronunciation: 리**플리**트
Example Sentences
- His Instagram feed was replete with photos of his pet hamster wearing tiny costumes.
- The presentation was replete with statistics that proved our team's point.
- My grandmother's purse is replete with candies, tissues, and mysterious keys.
replete
ADJECTIVE//rɪˈpliːt//
filled or well-supplied with something
The farmer's stall is replete with fresh fruits and vegetables
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The elite's library is replete and complete!
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Origin
From Latin 'repletus,' the past participle of 'replere' meaning 'to fill up or fill again.' The prefix 're-' means 'again' and 'plere' means 'to fill.'
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“His Instagram feed was replete with photos of his pet hamster wearing tiny costumes.”
“The presentation was replete with statistics that proved our team's point.”
“My grandmother's purse is replete with candies, tissues, and mysterious keys.”
“The garden was replete with colorful flowers and buzzing bees.”
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