repletion noun. [rɪ'pli:ʃ(ǝ)n] LME.
[Old & mod. French réplétion, or late Latin repletio(n-), from Latin replet- pa. ppl stem of replere: see REPLETE adjective & noun, -ION.]
1. The action of eating or drinking to satisfaction or excess; surfeit; the condition of body arising from this. LME.
■ F. Tomlin I in my repletion had refused the cheese.

2. The action of filling something up; the state of being filled up or crowded. Freq. in fill to repletion. LME.

3. The satisfaction of a desire or want. M17.

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