adjective
replete
rih-PLEET/rɪˈpliːt/
Filled or fully supplied with something.
The pantry is replete with jars and fresh food.
Etymology
The fill-root gives the central image of being filled to satisfaction. The prefix may intensify this: repeatedly filling something could suggest filling it completely, hence being full or well supplied.
In context
the collectives develop a paranoid state of mind a siege mentality replete with the secondary delusions and aggressive behavior
More examples
- The guidebook is replete with practical advice for travelers.
- The hotel offers a fitness center replete with modern equipment.
- Replete with historical details, the novel brings the past alive.
Forms
replete