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• v  fill to satisfaction
• s  filled to satisfaction with food or drink
• s  (followed by `with')deeply filled or permeated
  it is replete with misery

• This war is replete with examples of heroism and of fair dealing with prisoners of wars.
• Downstairs is a noisy bar replete with TV monitors and bubblegum Kelly Chan tunes.
• History is replete with his failures.

• satiate
• sate
• fill
• full
• instinct

News & Articles

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• Spring wine festival set Saturday
  Imagine a laid-back country setting in a relaxed hilltop atmosphere replete with jazz music and a lush June backdrop.
  June 13, 2013 - The Register-Herald
• Spring wine festival set Saturday
  Imagine a laid-back country setting in a relaxed hilltop atmosphere replete with jazz music and a lush June backdrop.
  June 13, 2013 - The Register-Herald
• Questions on a rosy evaluation
  City Manager Mike O'Brien last night provided the City Council with his annual self-evaluation report, replete with his customary sugary rhetoric.
  June 12, 2013 - Worcester Telegram & Gazette

Quotes

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• Barney Frank in The Miami Herald
  There are four pages of specific authorization to buy up mortgages and write them down (with losses),Committee Chairman Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., said angrily, waving pages from the bill at Paulson. "The bill is replete with...
• Robert Cobb in Kansas City Star
  Cobb said in his letter to Mueller that the report was "replete with easily demonstrable factual errors and inaccuracies."