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repletion
noun[ U ]
formaluk /rɪˈpliː.ʃən/ us /rɪˈpliː.ʃən/
the state of being full, especially with food:
The lion hauled the wildebeest carcass back to its cave and feasted on it to repletion.
Despite her feeling of repletion, she couldn't resist the banoffee pie, and forced down a hefty slice.
the state of having a full supply of something that your body needs, or the act of replacing this until there is enough:
Electrolyte repletion was necessary in some patients suffering from dehydration.
Repletion of serotonin in those previously depleted causes a return to happiness.
The room was filled to repletion with a heaving crowd of adoring fans.
I found the sense of repletion to be a pleasurable one, and sat back to put my feet up.
Therapy consists of rest in a cool place, and repletion with solutions containing salt.
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alive with somethingidiom
awash
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fully booked
heaped
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