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Can we say "I'm replete", when I have had food and I am full.



 
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Can we say "I'm replete", when I have had food and I am full. #1 (permalink) Sat Aug 15, 2009 14:55 pm   Can we say "I'm replete", when I have had food and I am full.
 

Hi,

Can we say "I m replete", when I have had food and I am full.

What is correct usage of the word "replete"

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I am replete, Check this sentence #2 (permalink) Sun Aug 16, 2009 20:19 pm   I am replete, Check this sentence
 

You are correct in your understanding. Replete meaning to be full.

It can also apply to other things, like a car, which is replete of every conceivable extra.
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Can we say "I'm replete", when I have had food and I am full. #3 (permalink) Tue Aug 18, 2009 7:27 am   Can we say "I'm replete", when I have had food and I am full.
 

Hello guys,

I just say "I'm full".

Is it a polite way?

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Can we say "I'm replete", when I have had food and I am full. #4 (permalink) Tue Aug 18, 2009 7:31 am   Can we say "I'm replete", when I have had food and I am full.
 

Hi Rosario,

'Replete' is the posh word - 'full' is basic,

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Can we say "I'm replete", when I have had food and I am full. #5 (permalink) Tue Aug 18, 2009 7:38 am   Can we say "I'm replete", when I have had food and I am full.
 

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