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repleto

full, packed

adjective rreh-PLEH-toh Rare

Origin: from Latin repletus

Also means

replete

Usage Note

Repleto means completely full, often to the point of excess — a room repleta de gente or a stomach repleto after a big meal. It agrees in gender and number: repleto/repleta/repletos/repletas. It is stronger than lleno (full) — implying stuffed or crammed.

Examples

"El estadio estaba repleto de aficionados."

Natural Translation

The stadium was packed with fans.

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