replenish in Latin
replenish in Latin is repleō — replenish means to fill something back up, or supply a fresh amount of something that has run low.
replenish in Latin
repleō
(transitive) To refill; to renew; to supply again or to add a fresh quantity to.
What does "replenish" mean?
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verb To fill something back up, or supply a fresh amount of something that has run low.
"We stopped at the supermarket to replenish our fridge before the holidays."
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replenish in a sentence
- We stopped at the supermarket to replenish our fridge before the holidays.
- The reservoir is replenished by winter rains each year.
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What is "replenish" in Latin?
"replenish" in Latin is repleō. replenish means: To fill something back up, or supply a fresh amount of something that has run low.
How do you use "replenish" in a sentence?
Example: "We stopped at the supermarket to replenish our fridge before the holidays." In Latin, "replenish" is repleō.
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