Replete

/rɪˈpliːt/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Filled or well-supplied with something.

The novel is replete with vivid descriptions of the landscape.

Very full; abundant.

Her life was replete with adventure and excitement.

Having had plenty to eat; sated.

After the feast, everyone lay around the table, replete and content.

From Latin 'repletus', past participle of 'replere', meaning 'to fill up'.

replete with

Filled with or containing a large amount of something.

replete in

Having a full supply of something.

replete after

Feeling completely satisfied after a meal.

complete

Having all necessary or appropriate parts.

satiated

Fully satisfied, especially in terms of appetite.

Fully satisfied or content.

After the feast, I felt totally replete.

Stuffed or overwhelmed with information.

My brain is replete with all these new concepts!