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Meanings of repletion in English
Synonyms
Examples for "satiety"
Examples for "satiety"
1
It is left tantalisingly unclear whether we should reject or embrace satiety.
2
Leptin augments glucose and lipid metabolism independent of its effect on satiety.
3
The child must be early made acquainted with the feeling of satiety.
4
I read and reread descriptions of metabolism and appetite, hunger and satiety.
5
This face is hard and has an expression of weariness and satiety.
1
Unhappily you have crushed this fine specimen at the moment of satiation.
2
These findings indicate that satiation is a main driver of PPG neuronal activation.
3
He remembered diving down inside its depths, the warmth, the caress, the satiation.
4
Every luxury wealth could purchase at her disposal, even to satiation.
5
Misgivings struggle to manifest in a brain soggy with alcohol and sensual satiation.
Usage of repletion in English
1
It would accommodate two hundred thousand people, and was filled to repletion.
2
The next morning, at half-past seven, Masonic Hall was filled to repletion.
3
Flagellants are hired peasants who pad themselves to repletion with women's bodices.
4
However, no specific recommendations for phosphate repletion exist for transplant recipients.
5
Unlike the lion in this, even in repletion it will kill.
6
In proportion as you pour out, the divine repletion pours in.
7
Yet there was no sign about the boy of the lassitude of repletion.
8
At last, filled to repletion, they leaned back and began a general conversation.
9
The Anglian learned to feast to repletion, and drink to delirium.
10
At the last, when repletion seemed imminent, they finished off with marrow bones.
11
Here, hunger often brings pain, and eating is followed by repletion.
12
And, not to multiply instances to repletion, this stanza about gems-
13
Hematologic recovery and partial resolution of his neurologic changes followed repletion of the vitamin.
14
Though endings are much discussed, it's a book of fretful striving rather than repletion.
15
Easy-to-administer clinical practice guidelines for repletion and maintenance of iron stores are presented here.
16
The rickety old buildings are crammed to repletion with everything edible the season affords.
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United Kingdom
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