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replete

adjective/rɪˈpliːt/

filled or abundantly supplied with something

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replete in a sentence

The archive was replete with letters from the early settlers.

The report was replete with evidence supporting the scientist's claim.

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.

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