ISEE/SSAT Vocabulary BuilderWordsRreplete
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replete
Meaning: filled or abundantly supplied with something
replete in a sentence
How replete is used in real sentences:
The archive was replete with letters from the early settlers.
The report was replete with evidence supporting the scientist's claim.
“Their mock-ups were replete with miniature flags and smiling faces, imagery so abundant that the intended tribute disappeared beneath it.”
— from the passage Against the Metal
Synonyms for replete
Other words for replete — brimming, filled and stocked — carry the same meaning.
- brimming
- filled
- stocked
Antonyms of replete
Words that mean the opposite of replete:
- empty
- lacking
- depleted
Where it comes from
From Latin replere, meaning 'to fill again.'
Memory hook
RE-PLETE sounds like 'repeat': refill the plate until it is replete.